#b. miles

[backoftheroomandnotbelonging]

And whilst we’re in a good space lets get shamed for our music taste ✌️😂

I was tagged by the loves of my life: @enchantedamusedslightlyconfused and @breezymichelle99 - thank you 🖤

Just a heads up, I have music EVERYWHERE...so this may not be wholly accurate or representative. But we’re gonna use my Spotify Favourites playlist.

I Love You, Will You Marry Me - YUNGBLUD

Breezeblocks - alt-J

Salt - B. Miles

Sex Drive - Machine Gun Kelly

Fly - Highly Suspect

Prayer in C -  Lilly Wood & The Prick and Robin Schulz

Time - Pink Floyd

Golddust - DJ Fresh

England’s Dreaming (Acoustic) - Boston Manor

City Samba - Konteks

I’m tagging: @rumoured-whispers @bearsintreesofficial @xwonderlandxinxhellx and @alyssa-kaye-ak 😘

[iheartmoosiq]

B.Miles’ new song, Running, is more a sublime cruise, a lithe and breezy dose of drafty fluttering R&B pop. The smoky voiced chanteuse from New York laments over unrequited affection on her lustrous gem. Golden opulent electronics and a gently snapping groove flitter about each other briskly on the bittersweet aria from an EP expected to arrive shortly. 

[atcostmag]

B. Miles - Worst Enemy

The first track since the release of her self-titled EP “B. Miles” three years back, Brenna Miles returns with “Worst Enemy”. An climactic track that thunders with its racing momentum and thrilling emotion, the single offers a segue in her upcoming full-length debut. Rummaging through its chunky bass lines before converging into its eruption of shouted sound and searing guitar, Brenna’s latest track juxtaposes the highs and lows of quotidian life. Inspired by the lull of monotonous day jobs to packing shows with her musical prowess, “Worst Enemy” encapsulates the madness of personifying B. Miles.

You can check out the track below:

B.Miles · Worst Enemy

[marvelgreyson]

I think purgatory is waiting for the express A train when there are “delays”.  

I’m getting frustrated with you Brooklyn, I said I wasn’t going to think about moving to you, but you are making some compelling arguments. I saw B. Miles the other night.  She did Jackson 5 cover that was so astounding and unexpected. 

[neverthoughtitwouldbethat]

[atcostmag]

B.Miles - Typical Words

With the release of her self-titled EP on the horizon, Brenna Miles of B.Miles teases “Typical Words”. Oozing a certain tenderness, “Typical Words” is a lush and carefully nuanced track. As Miles bends her voice around the country stomp, the track is lifted from a drizzled piano chime where distant guitars and sorrowed strings add their ambiance to Brenna’s emotional crumble.

Promising a different sound from every track of her EP out March 17, you can check out the latest track from her self-titled release below:

[thewildhoneypie]

With her EP Twenty Fifteen, we got to experience Brenna Miles’ silky smooth vocals and great lyrics accompanied by slow, ever building production. On her latest single “Running,” though, we get to hear a new side of her. [Read more]

[atcostmag]

B. Miles - Running

Brenna Miles, the artistic handle of New York-based artist B. Miles releases her latest track for “Running”. Built over a cracking guitar funk, “Running” navigates over the clunky, piped architecture of the single as Miles shoots an erupting vocal smooth. Full of twists and turns, Miles writes that the trickily-paced track was written over jumbled feelings of love:

"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."

You can check out the track below: