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Miles - Music
Rych McCain International/Nationally Syndicated Entertainment Columnist
SINGER-RAPPER MILES UNVEILS TIMELY NEW SINGLE “MOSH PIT” ALONGSIDE OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO
Elektra Records artist MILES has unveiled his timely new single “MOSH PIT,” available now at all DSPS and streaming services. The track arrives alongside an official music video streaming now on his official YouTube channel. With many people not having been to a show in over a year and craving live music, the well-timed track hears MILES “Fiendin' for the show” while the official video, directed by Nicholas Jandora (24kGoldn, Lil Skies, Bankrol Hayden) and co-concepted by MILES himself, sees him jamming to a Rock Band-type video game and eventually getting transported into a mosh pit.
Miles "Mosh Pit"
“MOSH PIT” follows the St. Louis-born/Los Angeles-based singer-rapper’s latest track “Desperados,” which marked his official debut for Elektra Records. Pulling inspiration from the 1995 Robert Rodriguez film Desperado, the official music video was shot in the Southern California desert and explores the life of a modern outlaw.
Miles "Desperado"
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| Miles photo Christian Sarkine |
MILES’ story so far engenders such enthusiasm. The St. Louis native grew up singing and naturally gravitated towards music inspired by everyone from Lil Wayne and Chance the Rapper to Charlie Puth and Khalid in high school. Admitted to prestigious Dartmouth College on a football scholarship, he quietly uploaded music to Soundcloud and gradually made waves online. Leaving school, he wound up in Los Angeles and dropped a series of independent singles, culminating on the viral “WHAT IN TARNATION.” Nearly 3,000 Tik Tok videos utilized the track as he generated just shy of 7 million total streams.
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