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It’s giving “Passionfruit Drake”.
Yesterday, Caribbean-Dutch singer-songwriter Naomi Sharon liberated a brand new single entitled ‘Miss That’. The punchy effort was produced by her labelmate, Jordan Ullman (Majid Jordan). The touchy lyric describes a profound, intense spiritual connection between two people that has ended. On the hook, or chorus, the OVO songstress confesses she will miss the warm embrace of her lover. We don’t blame her.
According to the official press release, the Edison Award-nominated artist paired up with Telfar at NYFW. She debuted the Chicago-sampled track at the store in SoHo. ‘If You Leave Me Now’ by Chicago. Next month, the ‘Time and Trust’ artist will get to perform the single at the 2026 Edison Awards—a longtime European counterpart to the GRAMMYs.
The ‘Miss That’ single art, shot by the acclaimed photographer Hugo Comte, captures Sharon’s signature aesthetic.
