The Artist's Candid Music Selection: From Karaoke to Transformative Melodies

Through a recent discussion, the artist shared the tracks that characterize important moments in his life, giving an insight into his intimate preferences and musical inspirations.

The Sing-Along Selection

Even though he does not usually like karaoke, following several drinks, he'd choose the classic “My Way” from the legendary singer. The artist adores its words: “I’ve had some regrets, but far too few to dwell on.” This is a hit with listeners, and Miles also appreciates the British singer’s version.

The Perfect Gathering Tune

If he entertains friends, he selects a bit of Motown hits. This music recalls thoughts of family parties where Miles' grandmother and mother used to move to the music. “Can’t Help Myself” from the Four Tops creates that great sense of community. Should you wish to harmonize a vibe in any space, club, or club, these tunes leaves one happy.

The First Tune He Adored

“The Drugs Don’t Work” by the Verve has such somber words, but an extremely sing-along melody, and triggers deep sentiment for Miles.

His Life-Changing Song

The track “Get It On” by T. Rex boasts the flawless mix of glamour, masculine, and theatrical elements. There’s just a certain quality in the way Marc Bolan sings and sings the sensuality. The song makes listeners want to move, but Bolan’s vocal delivery is very understated. It’s still the ultimate badass rock and roll song of all time.

The Initial Record He Bought

The single “No Limit” by 2 Unlimited, as a tape single, purchased at Woolworths or HMV in Liverpool.

His Guilty Indulgence

“Because I Got High” from Afroman is one more song from his childhood. Miles doesn’t understand why it comes to mind, just it was instinct that brought it up. The musician joked, “You must think I’m mental!”

The Track That Leaves Miles Cry

Miles has had moments where he wept to “For Your Lover, Give Some Time” from the singer Richard Hawley, especially during tough times, separations, or comparable circumstances. He finds its message incredibly understandable and honest. He has definitely experienced a time similar alone.

The Top Track for Sex

He admits he doesn’t typically have intimate moments to songs. Did he ever attempted his own music? Never, he hasn’t. The musician believes that’s all a bit “Tom Cruise”, saying, “Just don’t give me any ideas!”

His Tune Miles Knows Every Lyric To

Miles received the Oasis …There and Then VHS as a Christmas gift when he turned 11, so he is likely to choose the track “Cigarettes and Alcohol”.

His Final Tune

For his funeral, he would like “The Good Life” from the duo Billy Joel and Tony Bennett to be played.