Otis Kane Produces Feel-Good Feels In ‘Therapy’
L.A’s very own Otis Kane has created a banger of a track that is honest, but brings that cool factor we all know and love.
‘Therapy’ is all about relationships, whether it’s the arguments and showing the tougher side to the relationship or if it’s showing how good it can be, this new effort is more of a conversation than a song, rather like how therapy actually is.
The track has layers on top of layers, not just because of the lyricism, but because of the instrumentals where Oti’s influences of Pink Sweat$, The Jonas Brothers, Zara Larson and more allow the artist to be himself, it’s a track for the record books.
Speaking on the new track, he says:
“On a macro level it’s about how as Black Americans our culture is lifted so high, and is the epitome of cool, while at the same time we’re falling victim to systemic racism and police brutality. The dichotomy between the two can make us feel so high and so low at the same time”
You can listen to the new track below:
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