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B.Miles shares “Rude” and “Typical Words” ahead of the release of new EP

Matias Calderon — Fri, 10 Mar 2017 11:47:34 +0000

After she enchanted us with the first single “Running“, B.Miles is back with two brand new tracks “Typical Words” and “Run”.

“Rude” has everything it takes to be one of our favorite pop love songs ever and it shows a new range for the artist as her performance is mesmerizing. Reminding the works of Sade and, in a way, “Skyfall” by Adele, the track expresses the soft spot of the artist. On the other side, “Typical Words” sounds way less dramatic as she mixes smooth electronic influences and moody R&B. Both tracks and “Running” are taken from the much-awaited self-titled EP set to be released on March 17.

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You can follow B.Miles over Facebook, Twitter and Soundcloud.

Newcomer Apsley shared funk inspired track "Running"

Matias Calderon — Fri, 10 Feb 2017 11:26:48 +0000

A few weeks ago, we make you discover Idaho-based newcomer Apsley for the release of his debut track “Sold.” He is now back his a new song called “Running.”

He won our hearts with his debut “Sold” where he was going more close to emotions. He now shared a more fun track even if he doesn’t forget his melancholic side. After holding a countdown over his Website, we were waiting impatiently to see what was next for his young career. The result is an indie electronic gem that could make you dance with still reminding his nostalgic heart.

You can follow Apsley on Facebook, Twitter and Soundcloud.

⚡ B. Miles lets her insecurities flow into her new track “Running”

Matias Calderon — Tue, 17 Jan 2017 13:11:02 +0000

New York-based singer B. Miles shared her insecurities about not been loved back by her crush in her new track “Running.”

It is rather difficult to put a label to her music as her vocals can be located in the R&B genre while the chorus has a pop catchy influence and the production by Noise Club an electronic approach. In a place between Banks and London Grammar, she sings about her over obsession for a guy that she is into, but doesn’t reciprocate her feelings. As a way to show her vulnerability, her vocals are melancholic yet assertive, putting some happiness into a rather sad theme. If there is something that we truly enjoy is dancing the pain away.

As for previous EP “twenty fifteen” released in 2015, B. Miles explores what it is living as young woman in modern society. Inspired by love, New York and Los Angeles, the artist reflects the concerns of Millenials.

“I had this constant urge of wanting someone but those feelings were never reciprocated” – B. Miles

The artist explained to The Fader, where “Running” was premiered:

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When we were writing “Running” I definitely started to let my insecurities run, in a sense, I had this constant urge of wanting someone but those feelings were never reciprocated. My co-writer Eric Nizgretsky had this melody on loop and the lyrics just kind of poured out of me.

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The new EP should be released very soon and was written over a year, in collaboration with Eric Nizgretsky, Noise Club and Matias Quarleri. You can for now follow B. Miles over Facebook, Twitter and Soundcloud.