At just 18, Latvian artist otinshh has dropped his debut EP, MISSIN’ OUT, and it’s immediately clear he’s an artist with something to say. The four-track project is compact but ambitious, blending introspective lyricism, catchy hooks, and modern production in a way that feels surprisingly mature for someone his age. Movie opens the EP with a confident yet reflective energy. otinshh sets the tone with clever storytelling and a smooth delivery that makes it easy to connect with his perspective. The track captures the excitement and uncertainty of youth, with production that balances melodic layers and crisp beats—showing he knows how to craft a song that sticks.

Blessings is a standout moment, offering a warmer, more introspective vibe. Here, otinshh leans into gratitude and growth, reflecting on where he is and where he wants to be. The layered production from Pre’set gives the song a polished feel while leaving space for his vocals to shine, making it both intimate and anthemic. OSOM ramps the energy back up, with a playful yet self-assured tone. It’s fun, confident, and a little braggadocious without ever feeling overdone. The beat is infectious, and the hooks are instantly memorable, showing that otinshh can create tracks that are both lyrically smart and highly replayable. Finally, River closes the EP on a contemplative note. It’s reflective, almost cinematic, with moody instrumentation that perfectly matches the introspective lyrics. This track cements otinshh’s ability to balance emotion and accessibility, ending the EP in a way that feels thoughtful and complete.
Across all four tracks, the production is consistently strong. Pre’set’s mixing and mastering bring clarity and depth to every song, while the moody visuals and aesthetic choices—like Offjanis’ photography and the custom BMW from 21sirants—complement the music beautifully. What’s most impressive about MISSIN’ OUT is how natural and authentic it feels. otinshh started making music in English at 13 without even knowing the language fluently, and in just five years, he’s created a project that feels honest, relatable, and polished. This EP isn’t just a debut—it’s a clear statement that otinshh is an artist to watch.