Australian genre-shifter Milkah has dropped 'No Good For You', her most vulnerable and genre-blending single to date. Laced with afro-soul rhythms, flamenco guitar, Indian sitar and raw lyricism, the track is a hyper-pop confession wrapped in rich, cross-cultural textures.
Exploring beauty, pressure, and perception under the male gaze, Milkah pulls no punches. “It was a breaking point — years of judgement and admiration bottled up,” she shares. Visually, the South Korea–shot music video references Monica Bellucci and Marilyn Monroe, evoking both softness and strength. Co-produced by Fred Irie and Jordy Fresco, the track sits somewhere between Kali Uchis, Amaarae, and early Doja Cat, but stays grounded in Milkah’s singular style.
Following breakout single 'Golden', which earned her a first editorial playlist spot, 'No Good For You' is a fearless next step; bruised, beautiful, and globally resonant.
Watch the new video for 'No Good For You' in the player below.