Los Angeles based, Dorchester-raised songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist Khamari is back with a new song "Doctor, My Eyes." This dynamic and complex ballad finds Khamari channeling his inner Stevie Wonder, as he yet again masterfully combines contemporary R&B and electronic pop to yield a unique document of personal experience and heartfelt reflection. Here, he mixes influences from a classic of 70s-era roots pop with a more modern exemplar ("Mexico" by Incubus) and an homage to the wise words of his grandfather.

The simple acoustic guitar lays a fitting groundwork for the mercurial layers of vocal harmony and orchestral strings, as Khamari mulls over the events of a year in flux from a perspective that is grounded in memory, a search for meaning, and his own visceral reaction to the enigmatic social apparatus that is Los Angeles.

With a lush production aesthetic that is both rhythmic and ethereal, this Berklee School of Music dropout has crafted a soul-tinged gem of electronic chamber pop that chronicles the weight of feeling too much and losing self-awareness. By taking listeners on a journey through his inner struggles, Khamari helps us all find a piece of ourselves in this outpouring of restless emotion and raw vulnerability. On the bad days, when nothing makes sense, music is the thing that can pull us through: with a gorgeous bit of melody and words that come straight from the heart.

With over 4 million cumulative streams in his first 3 songs - including 500k in The Heat's first week on Spotify alone - Khamari's first chapter is off to a powerful start.

"Doctor, My Eyes" was produced by Khamari, Trackside and Johan Lenox.

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