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Mike Milosh (Toronto, Canada) makes optimistic music for pessimistic times on his debut album. Defeated hearts can lean steadily on his soulful futurism on his debut album You Make Me Feel. When Mike sings, "something good is going happen" you can´t help but feel he´s right. His melodic, electronic masterpieces are like blossoms unfolding in darkness. Even those songs seeded in sadness are lined with bright hope. Mike Milosh expertly manipulates notes to take on fresh life. He´s erased his classical music training in favor of unique self-construction. Throughout the album, light tones and static-clad drums roll under intricately treated vocals. His voice floats in on delicate waves that explode into exhilarating being. Milosh crafts emotional tones to stir strong reaction. You Make Me Feel is an album that guarantees instant and lasting attention. Ears glow and heads nod to the caress of each romantic composition. The more you listen the deeper you drift. Mike Milosh pulls all the right strings without forcing a thing. |
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