Emma Miller's New Single 'Downstairs' Offers a Beautiful Haunting Glimpse Into Her Upcoming EP
Emma Miller is a singer-songwriter straight out of Scotland and who has made a name for herself in the folk scene. She is known for her dreamy vocals as well as her very personal lyrics. She just dropped a new single which is called “Downstairs”. It's the final track from her upcoming EP Artifacts. It's got that classic folk sound she's known for but also there's this unique production style that comes into play. It's atmospheric almost cinematic. It's the ideal combination of an emotional narrative and beautiful sound.
"Downstairs" is full of emotion. The track looks at the themes of fear and failure as it tells the story of someone who is trapped by their own insecurities. Emma's vocals are haunting but also they are very melodic. As a result the song sounds both nostalgic and catchy. It stays in your head and sticks with you long after the track is over. Emma also has a great vocal range, it seems like she hits these high notes without any effort but she can also go low, explore deeper tones with a way of singing that feels very natural to those who listen. The piano chords are a delicate yet solid foundation, giving the song weight and depth.
With her other tracks she released before, Emma has grabbed the attention of BBC Introducing, Earmilk, Clash Magazine, and Spotify editorial playlists. Her presence in the UK music scene keeps developing and growing, it.s no surprise. She has a real talent that mixes poetic lyrics and atmospheric soundscapes. She's often compared to folk artists like Laura Marling and Phoebe Bridgers. Emma has this timeless quality about her voice that also sounds modern. With each release, she continues to grow as an artist.
With ‘Artifacts’ that will be coming out soon, Emma Miller is really creating a sweet spot for herself in the alt-folk scene. “Downstairs” is a great teaser for what's to comeᅳa beautiful narrative, vocal versatility, and cinematic production all coming together. As her fanbase continues to get bigger and bigger, Emma Miller's art is sure to leave an enduring impression on both the UK and international folk scenes.
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