: Much of the album features lush, sample-heavy backdrops that create a "chill and emotional" atmosphere, contrasting with the more aggressive styles of other Dreamville contemporaries.
The review of debut studio album, Elephant Eyes (released July 21, 2015), highlights a deeply personal journey of self-reflection and growth within the Dreamville Records collective. THE CAMPUS CHRONICLE Critical Highlights Narrative of Growth
: Full album streams are available through fan-uploaded videos on YouTube .
While the album was initially available on all major platforms, it was (like Spotify and Apple Music) shortly after its release due to sample clearance issues .
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The album's title is a metaphor for memory and perception—elephants are famously known for never forgetting. Throughout the project, Omen explores themes of: and self-doubt. Unrequited love and relationship struggles. The grind of trying to make it in the music industry. Family dynamics and personal growth.