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Oogie reflects on life in new single "try" [Video]

  • April 9, 2021
  • Tayo Odutola
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Emerging South London raised emcee Oogie shares the video for his debut single "Try." Armed with a mellow and melodic style, Oogie delivers his lines in a somewhat lazy, offbeat manner but the pained emotions can be felt in every line. He is intentional with his approach and shows the listener his scars from his childhood while introducing us to several other characters that influenced him. It is safe to say he is threading his own lane with his unique voice that sometimes sounds like he is talking under his breath and his penchant for infusing melodic runs when emphasizing certain parts.

The single comes with an expressive visual courtesy of director Henry Croston who takes us deep into Oogie's distinct demeanor and style. From the bright summer aesthetics, dreamy cut scenes, and running motif of Oogie laying on his back, the visual is a direct reflection of the rapper's mental state and identity as a loner. We can see he is surrounded by people but yet he is alone in this world where nothing is promised.

Oogie is currently getting ready to release his debut project somehow it makes sense (SIMS) later in the month. The 13 track project sees him working with his longtime collaborator Tolu, singer BINA, Birmingham-based Franklin Armstrong, and the Brighton-based artist Sly Fieri. 
 
Tracklist
1. vague
2. try
3. smokii
4. honest
5. 6 FOOT TALL feat. Gutter Kid
6. inside
7. train station feat. Jenny
8. cheap thrills feat. Jenny
9. DRILLERS
10. lupita feat. BINA
11. wok feat. Franklin Armstrong
12. outside feat. Sly Fiere
13. crystals

Listen to "try" on all DSPs here.

Connect with Oogie: Spotify | Instagram

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