Rising singer-songwriter Miles Jenson has finally unveiled 'Sunshine Goldmine', a three-track EP that turns personal turbulence into cinematic soul-pop. Produced by GRAMMY-winner King Garbage (Jon Batiste, The Weeknd), the record drapes Jenson’s confessional songwriting in velvet horns, smoky keys and late-night grooves, nodding to Stax grit, Radiohead ambience and Fiona Apple candour in equal measure.
Anchoring the release is new single 'Turn On A Dime'. Inspired by Chet Baker, the elegant ballad weighs self-growth against the urge to please, Jenson’s delicate falsetto floating over brushed drums and flickering piano. It joins the brooding title-track and the razor-sharp 'Country Club', which skewers class and race hypocrisy.
'Sunshine Goldmine' arrives after a winding journey: a Nashville move, a major-label deal abandoned for independence, and hard-won sobriety. “This is my first true expression,” Jenson says. “When you’re honest, you invite grace.”
With tour dates and a full-length already in the works, 'Sunshine Goldmine' marks a magnetic new voice unafraid to chase the ugly truth. Have a listen to it in the player below.