118: Miya Follick - Erotica

tom johnson

11 Dec 2024 — 1 min read

We've shouted about Miya Follick for a number of years, always expecting the LA-based artist to fully breakthrough to the mainstream. Unusual, unique, and always teeming with star quality, Follick has made good on the promise shown on 2015's debut release and looks set to reach the same heights on a brand new album released early next year.

New track Erotica is the third to be plucked from the album, and act's as its opening number. Suitably brooding, it lingers in the shadows, drifting between quiet yearning and something altogether more romantic. Building from a quiet, piano-led introduction it builds to something more energetic, more fuelled by the night; a pulse-racing dash through dimly-lit city streets.

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