Brooklyn's Aubrey Omari is about to go from the set to the charts in the release of new album.

Known for his starring role in the popular Marvel Comics/Freeform series Cloak & Dagger. Omari steps out of the shadows and into the light with his highly-anticipated new project, titled, XXI. His debut release, Aubrey Omari is spectacular with his melodic rhymes, creative production and cinematic story-telling. Ahead of the release, Omari unveils the debut efforts tracklist. A 13-track collection which includes recently released songs, "Cold," "Aston Martin" and "Work". In his recent video for "Cold," Aubrey pays homage to his childhood friend and late-rapper Pop Smoke as he strolls through Los Angeles, California after dark.

XXI features buzzworthy acts Mduduzi Madela, NAJ, Féras Chatila, and Lamii. Critics call Aubrey Omari's sound: futuristic, eclectic and magnetic.

XXI tracklist:

  1. I
  2. Aston Martin
  3. Work
  4. Cold
  5. Good
  6. Benz
  7. Talk Ft. NAJ & Feras Chatila
  8. Koto Night Lights
  9. Bliind Interlude
  10. I Waited
  11. Dangerous Ft. Lamiii
  12. Nobody/Home
  13. XXI

Watch the self-directed video, "Cold" below.

XXI by Aubrey Omari is available everywhere this Friday (July 24).

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