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Khamari
Khamari was a musical collective from Brooklyn led by vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Imani Coppola. Their sound drew from soul and jazz with an...
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Khamari was a musical collective from Brooklyn led by vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Imani Coppola. Their sound drew from soul and jazz with an experimental edge.
In 1995, they released their debut single "Doctor, My Eyes," which gained attention for its haunting melody and Coppola's distinctive vocals. The song appeared on their first album of the same name.
They released several more albums including The Greatest Show on Earth in 1997 and Art Imitates Life in 2000. The group included members like bassist Dwayne Thomas and drummer Eric Wheeler, with occasional contributions from guitarist Vernon Reid.
Khamari's music sometimes addressed social themes through Coppola's lyrics, which could provoke strong reactions. Their approach remained eclectic across their recordings.
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