Muse Chronicle

It’s safe to say that Omri Ash is in a class all by himself. His journey through music has given him nothing but depth and refinement since he wrote his first song at the tender age of seven. His own emotions are stopped in their tracks. He’s a multi-instrumentalist in the best sense of the word, with a powerful voice that infuses every track he produces with feeling.

“The miseries of human heart, emotional tales is the track Breakfast all about.”

When the next morning becomes a playground for longing for more – another hour together, another incomplete discussion, another glimpse at love – “Breakfast” expertly navigates those tender moments. The ritual of making coffee might become an excuse to carry last night’s romance into the morning, and the ritual of preparing the table can be seen as an offer of reconciliation. Ash’s performance is brilliant since it is neither a love song nor a breakup symphony but rather a compilation of warm memories shared over cheerful dinners. What makes “Breakfast” so special is how easily it connects with audiences on an emotional level, evoking their own feelings of desire and love.

This track is an essence of music as a vehicle for healing and a mirror of the human soul’s complicated maze of emotions. With lyrics like “I’m addicted to making people feel, so whenever they tell me that I did, I feel like I’m high,” it’s evident that “Breakfast” is an emotionally moving classic by OMRI ASH.