Khamari - Pull Up

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One time around the sun
I spent all of my days
Chasing empty vibes
Trying to make it feel the same

Couldn’t take love and war
Went our separate ways
Did what’s good for us
So why do I feel this way

I want you
I ain’t got nothing to hide, yuh
Pull up we could catch a vibe, yea
Say the word, I’ll call the ride
Yea tonight

Baby, pull up, don’t think
You know the script don’t change
So pull up, just pull up
No nothing changes, it’s true

Pull up, don’t think
You know the script don’t change
So pull up, just pull up
No nothing changes, it’s true

Two time around the sun
Wouldn’t even be enough space
I could have tunnel vision
But I’m thinking I got what you need

Need a little one on one
A little face time for a change
And maybe it’s good for us
But I’m not afraid to say it

I want you
I ain’t got nothing to hide, yuh
Pull up we could catch a vibe, yea
Say the word, I’ll call the ride
Yea tonight

Baby, pull up, don’t think
You know the script don’t change
So pull up, just pull up
No nothing changes, it’s true

Pull up, don’t think
You know the script don’t change
So pull up, just pull up
No nothing changes, it’s true
No nothing changes, it’s true
Nothing changes, no nothing ever changes, it’s true
No nothing changes, it’s true
Nothing changes, no nothing ever changes, it’s true

Release Date: October 23, 2020

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Inspired by Stevie Wonder, Frank Ocean, Martin Gaye, Joni Mitchell and Bill Withers, Khamari is an L.A based artist though he grew up in Dorchester, South Downtown Boston. His music career begin before he went to study in Berklee School of Music eventually dropping out. He already had a grasp of instruments; from the piano and guitar to the French horn.

His song-writing is rooted with R&B elements as he is passionate about bringing about elements of Soul and Hip-Hop. His debut single, ‘Jealous’ was released in June 2020, introducing Khamari’s intimate and acoustic-led tones. It was then followed up with ‘That Girl’ right before the release of his first debut EP, Eldorado released in October 2020.

‘Doctor, My Eyes’ was one of Khamari’s songs inspired by Jackson Browne that gained a large audience and appreciation for Khamari’s artistic style. His portrayal of emotional self-introspection and one’s ability to manoeuvre through change was relatable. He discusses the themes of relationships and his experience of moving from Boston to L.A. He then released singles in 2022 such as ‘Drifting’, ‘Tell Me’, ‘On My Way’, Right My wrongs'. ‘Tell Me’ stood out from the group of released singles, receiving more than a million listens on Spotify.

The teaser of ‘A Brief Nirvana’ was released on the 15th of April 2023 confirming that it will be released on the 26th of May 2023. It features the singles that were released in 2022 and some that were released the same year as the album. Although Khamari is constantly compared by artists such as Mac Miller, Frank Ocean and Leon Bridges, he definitely is making an identity of his own in the music industry.