Amorphous always had an affinity for music. Since Jimir Reece Davis was a young child, the Philadelphia artist was always making things—from films to his own beats. “For me, the way that I kind of just expressed myself—even in a way of kind of like dealing with certain traumatic events—was just me creating,” he tells Apple Music. “That was my outlet.” On Thanksgiving Day 2020, Amorphous set out to impress his father and wound up releasing an internet sensation—which has received 2.7 million views—when he posted his mix of Rihanna’s 2016 hit song “Kiss It Better” and Luther Vandross’ 1981 classic “Never Too Much” on Twitter. The mix garnered attention from many artists, such as LL Cool J and Bronx rapper Fat Joe, who messaged him on Instagram to collaborate on the song, “Sunshine (The Light),” which the two released this year. In an interview with Apple Music’s Dotty, Amorphous discussed what it was like working with R&B superstar Brandy, how Oprah gave him a new computer, and other guest vocalists that will appear on his soulful debut EP ‘Things Take Shape’. Watch the film and interview, and listen to Amorphous’ EP, along with selections from the rest of the artists in the Up Next series. https://apple.co/-UpNextAmorphous
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