Emerging from the vibrant Los Angeles music scene, and with roots in Dorchester, Khamari first captured attention in 2020, becoming a name to watch. Tracks like “The Heat” and “Jealous” quickly established him as a standout artist during that period. Now, after a period away from the spotlight, Khamari is back with a compelling new single, “Doctor, My Eyes,” a track that reveals a profound and rare transparency.
“Doctor, My Eyes” isn’t just a song; it’s an exploration of perspective. Khamari explains the song’s genesis: “‘Doctor, My Eyes’ is about looking for perspective. When I wrote it I had moved from Boston to LA and was trying to make sense of my life. A lot of things were shifting too fast to keep up with, but things I hoped would change stayed the same. I got put on to this Jackson Browne record, and the story resonated with me. That’s where I got the title. It’s about him being desperate to make any sense of his life and experiences. Then a friend played me Incubus, the song ‘Mexico’. I knew I wanted to lay out these thoughts over a guitar that intimate. In the outro my grandfather is the voice that gives me advice because he’s always been an anchor for me.”
This latest release, “Doctor, My Eyes,” signals a deeper, more emotional journey for listeners. Khamari’s vocal performance in “Doctor, My Eyes” is genuinely captivating, perfectly complementing the song’s dynamic and intimate production. It’s a track that resonates deeply, showcasing Khamari’s growth and artistry. For those seeking authentic and moving music, “Doctor, My Eyes” is an essential listen. Check out “Doctor, My Eyes” on Spotify and experience the compelling sound of Khamari’s latest offering.
