Tom Odell’s Long Way Down is more than just a 2013 time capsule; it is a masterclass in emotional songwriting. For those looking to archive this piece of music history, the is the definitive version. It provides the depth, clarity, and soul that Odell’s performance demands.

Released in June 2013, Long Way Down arrived at a time when the "sensitive man at a piano" trope was being redefined. Odell brought a frantic, almost percussive energy to his keys that set him apart from his contemporaries. The album debuted at , fueled by the massive success of the lead single, "Another Love."

While the standard version of the album is a tight, cohesive journey, the is where the full picture of Odell’s creative process comes into focus. It expands the narrative with essential bonus tracks and acoustic renditions that strip the songs down to their skeletal, most honest forms. Key additions in the Deluxe version include:

Whether you’re revisiting "Another Love" for the thousandth time or discovering the deep cuts of the Deluxe tracks, hearing them in lossless quality ensures you hear every heartbreak exactly as it was intended.