Logos Olori unveils his second project “QUALIA,” a six-track EP built around the philosophical idea of subjective personal experience.
The title borrows directly from that concept, using the word to describe how something feels or is experienced individually rather than universally. Also, Logos Olori uses that framework to explore emotion, sensation, and relationships across the project, following his self-titled debut “OLORI (The EP).”
“QUALIA” opens with “Turn Me On,” a collaboration with Bella Shmurda that first appeared on Bella’s own “Sanity” album. That choice sets a catchy, hook-driven tone before the project shifts into “Touch Me,” where Logos Olori delivers a more intimate, easygoing vocal performance. Both tracks place his voice firmly at the center of the listening experience.
The middle of the project takes a moodier turn. “Pause” leans into atmospheric Afro-pop textures with a steady bassline, while “Big Python” pushes into darker, bass-driven territory after Logos Olori teased it online with the unusual line “Call on my devil and my devil go come.” Also, “Ratata” brings Minz into the fold as the project’s second featured collaboration.
Across all six tracks, “QUALIA” shows Logos Olori experimenting with sound and personal expression while pushing his musical identity further than his debut project did.
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