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Cory Councill
Big Hassle Media
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Tamara Simons
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Maggie Miles is a witty 21-year-old alt-pop artist that relishes in comedic relief during the awkward coming-of-age years of her life. Much like her peers Maggie Rogers and Billie Eilish, she exudes authenticity which the modern generation is desperately craving. Originally from the Western Hills of Northern Virginia, she recently moved to Nashville to pursue music full time. Maggie grew up on the soulful vocals of vintage artists like Stevie Nicks and Ann Wilson, but has found 90s grunge to be a major source of inspiration as of late. She meshes all of her influences together with pounding, anthemic instrumentals to create a sound that’s all her own. In her music, Maggie addresses the conflicts of life through sharp-hitting lyrics textured in alternative rhythms with pop sensibilities that paint a compelling picture of our imperfect existence. The contrast of her jangly sounds and perceptive lyrics are a result of her commitment to connectivity through the honest expression of the human condition. She explains, “I make music for the utter reason alone that I need to create something for myself that makes sense, when nothing else around me does.”
At an early age, Maggie was exposed to live music from her father, who played in a Celtic rock band. Later on, he became a pastor, leading Maggie to sing in church for her first time at the age of 17. Towards the end of high school, Maggie applied to a Christian music school, but a week before move-in day, she found out her scholarships fell through. As she watched all her friends go away to school, Maggie got a job as a barista at a local coffee shop and began to focus on making music. Soon after, a friend entered Maggie in a raffle contest at a local fair, where she won her first recording session.
Not only can Maggie sing, but she also plays the piano, drums, guitar, ukulele, mandolin, banjo, bass, and keytar. She even opts to play a right-handed strat with her left hand.
Maggie did not perform for an audience until she was 18, but when she started her solo gigs, she was quickly discovered by Bruce Gates after performing at Pearl Street Warehouse in Washington, DC. It was at this point that she relocated to Nashville and signed to a management and artist development deal with Warehouse West Entertainment. Maggie is represented by Josh Bracken (Loeb & Loeb), as well as Lillian Williams (O’Neil Hagaman) for business management. She’s been featured on Billboard, American Songwriter, and more.
MAGGIE MILES ANNOUNCES US TOUR DATES RISING ALT-POP ARTIST HITS THE EAST COAST FOLLOWING TWO PERFORMANCES IN LOS ANGELES DURING GRAMMY WEEK FEATURED ON BILLBOARD AND AMERICAN SONGWRITER
WATCH THE MUSIC VIDEO FOR LATEST SINGLE “SHIVER“
Newcomer Maggie Miles shares new tour dates today, kicking off 2020 with a slew of performances across the East Coast in advance of her debut full-length album coming later this spring. Maggie, a witty 20-year-old alt-pop artist originally from the Western Hills of Northern Virginia, recently moved to Nashville to pursue music full time. She’s been making waves with her latest single “Shiver” and has been featured on Billboard and American Songwriter. Catch her next month and March in New York, DC, Annapolis, Nashville, Atlanta, Austin and more!
For press passes and music advances, email cory@bighassle.com
TOUR DATES:
Feb 10 – New York, NY – Mercury Lounge
Feb 12 – Vienna, VA – Jammin Java
Feb 13 – Washington, DC – Pearl Street Warehouse
Feb 15 – Annapolis, MD – Rams Head
Feb 20 – Nashville, TN – High Watt
Feb 27 – Nashville, TN – Whiskey Jam
Mar 19 – Bowling Green, KY – Tidball’s
Mar 20 – Atlanta, GA – Eddie’s Attic
Mar 27 – Austin, TX – Mohawk
ABOUT MAGGIE MILES: Much like her peers Maggie Rogers and Billie Eilish, she exudes authenticity which the modern generation is desperately craving. Originally from the Western Hills of Northern Virginia, she recently moved to Nashville to pursue music full time. Maggie grew up on the soulful vocals of vintage artists like Stevie Nicks and Ann Wilson, but has found 90s grunge to be a major source of inspiration as of late. She meshes all of her influences together with pounding, anthemic instrumentals to create a sound that’s all her own. In her music, Maggie addresses the conflicts of life through sharp-hitting lyrics textured in alternative rhythms with pop sensibilities that paint a compelling picture of our imperfect existence. The contrast of her jangly sounds and perceptive lyrics are a result of her commitment to connectivity through the honest expression of the human condition. She explains, “I make music for the utter reason alone that I need to create something for myself that makes sense, when nothing else around me does.”
MAGGIE MILES
SHARES ANTHEMIC NEW SINGLE “WHATDOISAY?”
ALT SONG QUESTIONS EVERYTHING WITH EXPLOSIVE POP PROWESS
CURRENTLY ON TOUR
ARTIST FEATURED ON BILLBOARD AND AMERICAN SONGWRITER
Photo credit: Acacia Evans
“Glowing”
Variance Magazine
LISTEN TO “WHATDOISAY?”
FEBRUARY 18, 2020 (Nashville, TN) – Today rising alt artist Maggie Miles releases her latest single “WHATDOISAY?,” a hard hitting pop-infused track that perfectly captures a heavy mind on the move, contemplating everything at once, looking for the answers. She is currently on tour with upcoming shows in Bowling Green, Atlanta, Austin, Dallas, Houston, New York and D.C., with stints in Nashville of course, her new hometown, at the High Watt this Thursday, February 20 and Whiskey Jam the following Thursday, February 27.
“WHATDOISAY?” premiered via tastemaker outlet Variance Magazine, who said Maggie “showcases a Maggie-Rogers-meets-Clairo level of pop on the new song.”
Maggie explains that, “WHATDOISAY? analyzes the questions that everyone wonders in certain situations. What do I say when I’m losing my faith, when I don’t know what’s going on, when I’m not sure I believe anymore? Glistening with a poppy chorus, I want the song to cause the listener to have a sense of levity amongst the darker lyrics.”
Evident of seemingly inherent talent, Maggie’s sound is all her own, standing apart from the rest in a time when bedroom pop is flooding the playlists and airwaves. Her previous single “Shiver” even garnered the attention of Billboard and American Songwriter.
Much like some of her peers, Maggie Rogers and Billie Eilish, she exudes authenticity which the modern generation is desperately craving. Originally from the Western Hills of Northern Virginia, she recently moved to Nashville to pursue music full time. Maggie grew up on the soulful vocals of vintage artists like Stevie Nicks and Ann Wilson, but has found 90s grunge to be a major source of inspiration as of late. She meshes all of her influences together with pounding, anthemic instrumentals to create a sound that’s all her own. In her music, she addresses the conflicts of life through sharp-hitting lyrics textured in alternative rhythms with pop sensibilities that paint a compelling picture of our imperfect existence. The contrast of her jangly sounds and perceptive lyrics are a result of her commitment to connectivity through the honest expression of the human condition. She shares, “I make music for the utter reason alone that I need to create something for myself that makes sense, when nothing else around me does.”
For more information, visit maggiemilesmusic.com.
TOUR DATES:
Feb 20 – Nashville, TN – High Watt
Feb 27 – Nashville, TN – Whiskey Jam
Mar 19 – Bowling Green, KY – Tidball’s
Mar 20 – Atlanta, GA – Eddie’s Attic
Mar 27 – Austin, TX – Mohawk
April 16 – Dallas TX – The Rustic
April 18 – Houston TX – The Rustic
Apr 30 – New York, NY – The Bowery Electric
May 30 – Washington DC – Pearl Street Warehouse
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MAGGIE MILES
RELEASES POWERFUL NEW SINGLE “SWIM”
THE SONG WE ALL NEED RIGHT NOW
ARTIST FEATURED ON VARIANCE, BILLBOARD, AMERICAN SONGWRITER
AS HEARD ON NEW MUSIC FRIDAY, INDIE POP, AND FRESH FINDS PLAYLISTS
Photo credit: Acacia Evans
“Glowing… showcases a Maggie-Rogers-meets-Clairo level of pop.”
Variance Magazine
“Maggie Miles may be a newcomer on the scene, but her thunderous voice and her ability to put so much meaning behind one song show that she’s a force in the making.”
TheNewNine
Today rising alt-pop artist Maggie Miles shares the new single “Swim.” Her powerful tune could not have come at a more crucial time. It builds to a climax before spiraling out of control, commanding the listener’s attention with Maggie at the center of it all, struggling to stay afloat and find strength to tread amongst the chaos of her own mind. Though the song’s theme is timeless, it resonates even deeper with the influx of emotions the world is currently experiencing. “Swim” follows her latest single and first co-write in Nashville, “WHATDOISAY?,” a hard hitting pop-infused track that has been featured on a slew of playlists, everything from New Music Friday to, Indie Pop, Fresh Finds and more. Her previous single “Shiver” even garnered the attention of Billboard and American Songwriter. Evident of seemingly inherent talent, Maggie’s sound is all her own, standing apart from the rest in a time when bedroom pop is flooding the playlists and airwaves. With over 60K monthly listeners on Spotify, it’s clear that audiences are quickly taking note of her artistry.
LISTEN TO “SWIM”
“We all encounter this question at times,” Maggie shares her feelings on “Swim,” “You can’t tell if you’re barely above the waves; just doggy paddling, gasping every chance you can. Or if you’re absolutely still, floating on your back, letting the density of your state of mind hold you atop the water. Whatever it is, we’ve all been there. And acknowledging the darkness that can make itself home in the space behind your eyes is key to pushing on. This song helped me understand myself better, and I hope for your sake as the listener, it can do the same.”
The up-and-coming singer-songwriter has had her share of obstacles along the way and continues to swim. Earlier this month, Maggie was set to perform in her relatively new hometown of Nashville, when unfortunately a tornado touched down and tore the city apart. Always making the most of situations and forging ahead, Maggie continued with her show and made it a benefit, raising almost 2K in about 24 hours. In September, Maggie is set to make her first appearance at Bonnaroo in TN, in the coveted SheRoo stage, a special facet of the music and arts festival, one that celebrates the power of femininity and creates a safe space for individual identity. Furthermore, Yamaha is currently sponsoring Maggie as part of their emerging artist program, and they plan to launch some highly curated video content later this year.
Much like some of her peers, Maggie Rogers and Billie Eilish, she exudes authenticity which the modern generation is desperately craving. Originally from the Western Hills of Northern Virginia, she recently moved to Nashville to pursue music full time. Maggie grew up on the soulful vocals of vintage artists like Stevie Nicks and Ann Wilson, but has found 90s grunge to be a major source of inspiration as of late. She meshes all of her influences together with pounding, anthemic instrumentals to create a sound that’s all her own. In her music, she addresses the conflicts of life through sharp-hitting lyrics textured in alternative rhythms with pop sensibilities that paint a compelling picture of our imperfect existence. The contrast of her jangly sounds and perceptive lyrics are a result of her commitment to connectivity through the honest expression of the human condition. She shares, “I make music for the utter reason alone that I need to create something for myself that makes sense, when nothing else around me does.”
TOUR DATES:
May 29 – New York, NY – Rockwood Hall Stage 1
May 30 – Washington, DC – Pearl Street Warehouse
May 31 – Washington, DC – Herndon Festival
June 1 – Los Angeles, CA – The Bardo (School Night)
June 25 – Bowling Green, KY – Tidballs
July 11 – Madison, WI – University of Wisconsin
July 12 – Minneapolis, MN – 7th St Entry
July 31 – Houston, TX – The Rustic
August 1 – Dallas, TX – The Rustic
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MAGGIE MILES
WEARS HER HEART ON HER SLEEVE WITH NEW TRACK “DESERVE THIS”
ARTIST FEATURED ON VARIANCE, BILLBOARD, AMERICAN SONGWRITER
AS HEARD ON NEW MUSIC FRIDAY, INDIE POP, FRESH FINDS PLAYLISTS, AND WASHINGTON’S FAMOUS iHEART ROCK STATION DC101
Photo credit: Acacia Evans
“Glowing… showcases a Maggie-Rogers-meets-Clairo level of pop.”
Variance Magazine
“Maggie Miles may be a newcomer on the scene, but her thunderous voice and her ability to put so much meaning behind one song show that she’s a force in the making.”
TheNewNine
“[Maggie] creates the perfect atmosphere for getting all in your feels and sorting things out.”
Idobi Radio
“Mixing elements of alt-rock, indie R&B, and electro-pop, the song sounds somewhere in between AWOLNATION and Phantogram.”
Surviving The Golden Age
SHARE / LISTEN TO “DESERVE THIS”:
http://smarturl.it/deservethis
Maggie Miles is a young artist with a high energy about her, and she wears her emotions on her sleeve. It’s honest and vulnerable, just like music should be. These emotions are visceral, and she shares them with fans through her music in hopes of bringing people together and making others feel heard. Today she shares “Deserve This,” a song about battling depression and coming to grips with one’s feelings. She wants listeners to know that whatever they’re feeling, good or bad, those feelings are valid, and there is always a light at the end of the tunnel.
Miles explains in her own words: “There’s moments where depression can manipulate our thinking into a spiral. We come to the conclusion that we “deserve” to feel the way we do, that this is something you’ve purposefully caused. Sometimes, I for whatever reason, allow negativity to marinate, sinking deeper and deeper into it simply to feel something. This song helped me figure this out. I wrote it standing on the other side of a paradigm like the one just expressed and noticed it helped me feel less alone, and I hope that you as the listener can feel that too. Because that is something everyone deserves…to be seen.”
“Deserve This,” much like her recent single “Swim,” comes at an important time. With everyone in quarantine, habits are broken and a lot of people are experiencing emotional irregularity. These new songs dive into those emotions and find hope at the root of it all.
Maggie’s other recent song, and her first co-write in Nashville, “WHATDOISAY?,” a hard hitting pop-infused track, has been the favorite on a slew of playlists, everything from New Music Friday to, Indie Pop, Fresh Finds and more. She’s been featured on Variance, Billboard and American Songwriter. Evident of seemingly inherent talent, Maggie’s sound is all her own, standing apart from the rest in a time when bedroom pop is flooding the playlists and airwaves. With over 40K monthly listeners on Spotify, it’s clear that audiences are quickly taking note of her artistry. Even more, Yamaha is currently sponsoring Maggie as part of their emerging artist program, and they plan to launch some highly curated video content very soon.
For more information on Maggie, visit maggiemilesmusic.com and be sure to connect with her on social media for new music and updates.
TOUR DATES:
July 11 – Madison, WI – University of Wisconsin
July 12 – Minneapolis, MN – 7th St Entry
July 31 – Houston, TX – The Rustic
August 1 – Dallas, TX – The Rustic
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MAGGIE MILES
ANNOUNCES ENDORSEMENT DEAL WITH YAMAHA MUSIC
SHARES EXCLUSIVE DOCUMENTARY STYLE VIDEO FOR YAMAHA’S WAY UP SERIES
WATCH YAMAHA WAY UP WITH MAGGIE MILES
“Glowing… showcases a Maggie-Rogers-meets-Clairo level of pop.”
Variance Magazine
“Maggie Miles may be a newcomer on the scene, but her thunderous voice and her ability to put so much meaning behind one song show that she’s a force in the making.”
TheNewNine
“[Maggie] creates the perfect atmosphere for getting all in your feels and sorting things out.”
Idobi Radio
“Mixing elements of alt-rock, indie R&B, and electro-pop, the song sounds somewhere in between AWOLNATION and Phantogram.”
Surviving The Golden Age
It’s been quite an exciting year thus far for Maggie Miles. The alternative artist based out of Nashville, TN has released three successful singles such as, “Deserve This,” “Swim,” and “WHATDOISAY,” in the last two months and now has announced an exciting endorsement deal with the incredibly acclaimed, Yamaha Music. Maggie will be a part of the WAY UP program which is an emerging Artists program. Not only that, Yamaha flew Maggie out to Tokyo with UK Artists JNR Williams and Wyldest from London to speak at the panel at the Yamaha Ginza Hall in Tokyo. The emerging Artists shared experiences in song-writing and how music empowers them to express their emotions and convey a message, check more out on her experience here. Yamaha has released a preview to display what highly curated video content is to come for Maggie Miles.
“With this series we want to empower emerging artists to introduce themselves, their talent and their music.” – Simon Oss, Global Brand Manager, Yamaha
The video showcases the spirit and craft of what goes into Maggie’s song-writing process. Not only that, it features clips from her energetic live performances at the Mercy Lounge in Nashville and an intimate rendition of just her alone on a Yamaha grand piano performing “WHATDOISAY” at Nashville’s Dive Motel.
Maggie’s latest single, “Deserve This,” much like her recent “Swim,” comes at an important time. With everyone in quarantine, habits are broken, and a lot of people are experiencing emotional irregularity. These new songs dive into those emotions and find hope at the root of it all.
Maggie’s other recent song, and her first co-write in Nashville, “WHATDOISAY?,” a hard hitting pop-infused track, has been the favorite on a slew of playlists, everything from New Music Friday to, Indie Pop, Fresh Finds and more. She’s been featured on Variance, Billboard and American Songwriter. Evident of seemingly inherent talent, Maggie’s sound is all her own, standing apart from the rest in a time when bedroom pop is flooding the playlists and airwaves. With over 67K monthly listeners on Spotify, it’s clear that audiences are quickly taking note of her artistry.
Much like some of her peers, Maggie Rogers and Billie Eilish, she exudes authenticity which the modern generation is desperately craving. Originally from the Western Hills of Northern Virginia, she recently moved to Nashville to pursue music full time. Maggie grew up on the soulful vocals of vintage artists like Stevie Nicks and Ann Wilson, but has found 90s grunge to be a major source of inspiration as of late. She meshes all of her influences together with pounding, anthemic instrumentals to create a sound that’s all her own. In her music, she addresses the conflicts of life through sharp-hitting lyrics textured in alternative rhythms with pop sensibilities that paint a compelling picture of our imperfect existence. The contrast of her jangly sounds and perceptive lyrics are a result of her commitment to connectivity through the honest expression of the human condition. She shares, “I make music for the utter reason alone that I need to create something for myself that makes sense, when nothing else around me does.”
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MAGGIE MILES SHARES NEW LUMINOUS EP
SWING YOUR CONCERNS
NEW SINGLE “HILARY DUFF” OUT TODAY
LISTEN TO SWING YOUR CONCERNS AND “HILARY DUFF” HERE
SEE YAMAHA ‘WAY UP’ FEAT MAGGIE MILES
“Glowing… showcases a Maggie-Rogers-meets-Clairo level of pop.”
Variance Magazine
“Maggie Miles may be a newcomer on the scene, but her thunderous voice and her ability to put so much meaning behind one song show that she’s a force in the making.”
TheNewNine
“[Maggie] creates the perfect atmosphere for getting all in your feels and sorting things out.”
Idobi Radio
“Mixing elements of alt-rock, indie R&B, and electro-pop, the song sounds somewhere in between AWOLNATION and Phantogram.”
Surviving The Golden Age
Maggie Miles, the alternative artist based out of Nashville, TN shares her new EP, Swing Your Concerns along with a brand new single, “Hilary Duff” today.
“I believe that as humans we see the option of distracting ourselves from our current reality as a better route than to truly work on bettering who we are. Why feel and work through what’s wrong when you can be numb instead. With the combination of expectations and eyeballs tracking your every move, that’s what ‘Hilary Duff’ is about,” shares Maggie on “Hilary Duff.”
Swing Your Concerns features Maggie’s latest three successful singles “Deserve This,” “Swim,” and “WHATDOISAY.” Maggie’s latest single, “Deserve This,” much like her recent “Swim,” comes at an important time. With everyone in quarantine, habits are broken, and a lot of people are experiencing emotional irregularity. These new songs dive into those emotions and find hope at the root of it all.
Maggie’s other recent song, and her first co-write in Nashville, “WHATDOISAY?,” a hard hitting pop-infused track, has been the favorite on a slew of playlists, everything from New Music Friday to, Indie Pop, Fresh Finds and more. She’s been featured on Variance, Billboard and American Songwriter. Evident of seemingly inherent talent, Maggie’s sound is all her own, standing apart from the rest in a time when bedroom pop is flooding the playlists and airwaves. With over 67K monthly listeners on Spotify, it’s clear that audiences are quickly taking note of her artistry.
“Hilary Duff” and Swing Your Concerns follow the exciting announcement of her endorsement deal with the incredibly acclaimed, Yamaha Music. Maggie will be a part of the WAY Up program which is an emerging Artists program. Not only that, Yamaha flew Maggie out to Tokyo with UK Artists JNR Williams and Wyldest from London to speak at the panel at the Yamaha Ginza Hall in Tokyo. The emerging Artists shared experiences in song-writing and how music empowers them to express their emotions and convey a message, check more out on her experience here. Yamaha has released a preview to display what highly curated video content is to come for Maggie Miles.
Much like some of her peers, Maggie Rogers and Billie Eilish, she exudes authenticity which the modern generation is desperately craving. Originally from the Western Hills of Northern Virginia, she recently moved to Nashville to pursue music full time. Maggie grew up on the soulful vocals of vintage artists like Stevie Nicks and Ann Wilson, but has found 90s grunge to be a major source of inspiration as of late. She meshes all of her influences together with pounding, anthemic instrumentals to create a sound that’s all her own. In her music, she addresses the conflicts of life through sharp-hitting lyrics textured in alternative rhythms with pop sensibilities that paint a compelling picture of our imperfect existence. The contrast of her jangly sounds and perceptive lyrics are a result of her commitment to connectivity through the honest expression of the human condition. She shares, “I make music for the utter reason alone that I need to create something for myself that makes sense, when nothing else around me does.”
For more information on Maggie, visit maggiemilesmusic.com.
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