Odette Quesada has not released an album for over 15 years. But other artists have done countless versions of songs she has written. Together with her late husband, and co-writer Bodjie Dasig, they have produced songs and albums for young artists in Los Angeles, California. A lot of the tracks in this CD are actually works in progress, pitches and demos for other artists, hence the title I M P E R F E C T. Odette Quesada first gained fame when she won second place at the 1982 Metro Manila Pop Music Festival with the song “Give Me a Chance” as performed by Ric Segreto. The following year, 1983, saw her snagging first place with “Til I Met You” which was performed by the Philippines’ premier Diva, Ms. Kuh Ledesma. The rest of the 80s was filled with her music - most sang by the era‘s superstars. “Don‘t Know What To Do, Don‘t Know What To Say” was, and by reasons of validity, still is, a monster hit performed by the late Ric Segreto. “I Need You Back” and “Farewell” were back to back hits for then teen star Raymond Lauchengco, who appeared in the movie “Bagets” which had for its theme song another of Odette’s hit songs - “Growing Up”, as performed by Gary Valenciano. “To Love Again” was a theme song sung by Sharon Cuneta for her movie of the same title. And while Odette started out as a songwriter for other artists, it didn’t take long for her to embark on her own career as a singer with much success. Songs like “Friend of Mine”, “You’re My Home”, “Dito Lang” and “Wala Nang Nasa Isip” were hits that featured the songwriter’s unique voice and singing style. But her career was not limited to the obviously popular sector of the arts. Odette spent the early 90's supplying commercial jingles for various advertising companies. Other artists who have recorded Odette's songs are: Rachel Alejandro, Ding Dong Avanzado, Maria Aragon, Bodjie’s Law of Gravity, Jed Madela, Lani Misalucha, Vina Morales, MYMP, Willie Nepomuceno, Piolo Pascual, David Pomerance, Angeline Quinto, Fe de los Reyes, Ariel Rivera, Lea Salonga, Aiza Seguerra, Marco Sison , and Regine Velasquez to name a few.