Omar Eye brings some cool chill funk with "Cold In Miami"

"Cold In Miami" is the newest single from Omar Apollo, and it translates to more than just a vibe; it cuts beneath luxury, behind the palm trees and champagne, to raw vulnerability that tells itself within a sound that drapes oneself in velvet and shades light as your spirit sunsets. On "Cold In Miami," Omar Eye gives us a cinematic soul song that lets us know that sometimes the brightest cities can have the coldest nights. Whether you're riding with the windows down or in your feelings and deep in thought, this one is made to play on repeat.

"Cold In Miami" wears the inky fingerprints of influences such as Ty Dolla $ign and PARTYNEXTDOOR, with silky guitar licks, woozy, late-night melodies, and vocals that flutter with effortless soul. But where Omar distinguishes himself is in the emotional territory he traverses. "Cold In Miami" is what you're left feeling when the music dies.

Anchored by moody production and a hypnotic guitar loop, the track paints a reflective vibe from the opening moments. Omar's vocals don't compete with the beat so much as they nestle within it, warping and stretching the words with hard-won self-analysis. His lyrics depict someone adrift in the glamor, surrounded by beauty but immune to warmth. It's that duality of heartbreak that makes this track so effective. "Cold In Miami" is, of course, more than just a song; it's a vibe, a memory, a missive.