Ómarh

Ómarh is a new addition to the Hyperbole Creative Media family. His modern approach to arguably the quintessential era of R&B music has got people grooving with the release of his debut record, "Press Play." A vibrant persona, Ómarh splashes onto the scene with a retro 90s/Y2K vibe looking to explore what it would've been like if he were an up-and-coming artist during that time, with his Dennis Rodman-inspired look, and his New Jack Swing/Hip-Hop Soul-inspired sound.

While capturing the lightning in a bottle that was 90s R&B is impossible in 2026, Ómarh at least seeks to pay homage to the sound that developed his artistry. Influences like Babyface, Teddy Riley, 112, Dallas Austin, Timbaland, Missy Elliott, Ginuwine, Usher, Bobby Brown, and many others are the muses for his upcoming debut album, The Unspoken Things, arriving later this year, and act as the blueprint for which Ómarh follows to build his own sonic imprint. 

Obsessed with the 90s aesthetic, Ómarh models himself after iconic figures like Dennis Rodman, Tupac, Jodeci, Sisqó, and Busta Rhymes. Understanding that music is often a multifaceted expression, Ómarh intends to ensure that both his sound and his look are equally compelling. As he navigates his debut era, he hopes to create a magic and a mood that was just as momentous as the many that occurred during one of the greatest eras of music and pop culture.