The keen reader might recognise B.Miles from her 2015 single ‘Salt’, a hit piece that gained her a global audience and millions of streams. Hailing from New York, the talented creative enjoys navigating an artistic universe that’s haunting, honest and cathartic, bridging the narrow gap between pop relatability and alternative sonic chaos. ‘Too Close To The Flame’ is the strongest evidence of that. Following up on previous effort ‘Five Alarm’, described by Mesmerized as “gloomy and melancholic”, the latest record delves into even darker territories.
Threading the fine line between attraction and destruction, ‘Too Close To The Flame’ moves with urgency and hypnotic flair, wrapping listeners into a sonic diary of irresistible pain and conflicting introspection. As B.Miles explains: “‘Too Close to the Flame’ basks in the heat of being wanted, even when you know the emptiness that follows. It’s that familiar kind of pain you can’t forget – but still reach for anyway.”
Look out for B.Miles long-awaited album, ‘Time Doesn’t Heal. It Hides.’, out November 14th.
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