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Ooma Releases Debut EP ‘Home’ with Focus Track “Mr. Business”

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Ooma, the innovative new act blending hip-hop, soul, and jazz, has just dropped their debut EP, ‘Home.’ This collection of songs showcases lyrics rich with meaning and metaphor, transporting listeners to a unique musical landscape. The focus track, “Mr. Business,” is a sharp critique of the shady characters many young female singers encounter in the music industry.

Drawing inspiration from artists like Erykah Badu, Portishead, and James Blake, Ooma crafts a hybrid musical universe where neo-soul transcends traditional boundaries to explore new dimensions. Their sound invites listeners to a space where soul, jazz, and trip-hop melt into one cohesive experience.

“Mr. Business” stands out as the embodiment of Ooma’s distinctive style. Expect to hear tight grooves punctuated by high-flying moments of improvisation, ethereal layers of synths, and a voice with captivating sensuality that draws you in. Ooma’s music envelops you with a warm, rich sound that delicately balances between dark and light, dream and reality.

With ‘Home,’ Ooma invites you to explore this intricate musical tapestry, offering a fresh take on the neo-soul genre that is both innovative and deeply resonant.

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