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Fans of the multi-talented Leslie Odom Jr need look no further when the actor dropped out of the successful Tony Award-winning musical Hamilton in 2016. He released a 2016 holiday album called Simply Christmas, which came out. appeared in the 2017 film Murder on the Orient Express and has gone on to work with Nationwide Insurance, where commercials where his smooth vocals have been heard over the past year. Read: who’s the black guy singing in the national commercial “That strange nature… I think people responded. It really came out of a natural and easy partnership,” said Odom of the commercial he performed with a band as part of the Leslie Odom Jr Experience. “Something really organic happened in front of the camera and people watched it.” He appeared again with his band in the insurance company’s latest commercial singing “Song for All Your Parties” that ran during the first round of the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament Read More: IRS Debtors Released: Chris Reda, Peter Glazier, Damon Dash and more “Songs for All Your Sides” may be the only new track from the Tony and Grammy winner, who released his self-titled debut self-album titled in 2014, for the foreseeable future. “Right now, the music is at its peak,” he said. “I just don’t record anything new… but we are constantly on the road performing all the time.” During his time on the road, the 36-year-old added authorship to his impressive resume. His first book, Failing Up: How to Rise Above, Do Better, and Never Stop Learning, was released March 27. “I’m at one of the very lucky times in my career. [I] According to his publisher, Feiwel & Friends, the book offers readers advice on how to follow their dreams: Read more: Fictional characters are leaders from his life, Odom Ask questions that will help you unlock your true potential and achieve your goals even when they seem impossible. What work did you do today that will help you improve tomorrow? How do you surround yourself with people who will care about your dreams as much as you do? How do you know when it’s safe to play it and when to risk it all for something bigger and better?Book cover: ‘Failure: How to Take Risks, Aim Higher, and Never Stop Learning’ For Odom, the book is a work of love. He wrote it when he was on tour with his band, and he admits it took a while. “I really had to fix the time on the road. On the way to the airport in the car, on the way to the hotel, in the hotel room, the hotel lobby, the changing room,” he detailed. “The process of writing it was unlike anything I had done before.” Although it took a long time to get his book out, he’s incredibly proud of it and wants young readers to quit reading it by learning something. “I want people to like it. I hope that [they] found it useful and helpful,” said the new author. “If I meet someone along the way and they say it helped them in some way, it’s all worth it.” Read more: Who is the woman in the sling advertisement