With a warm husky voice, hooky melodies and folksy guitar riffs, Mileva has a way of catching your ear and touching your soul. Her honest and heartfelt songwriting skills led her to win 2 ‘Best Original Song’ awards in the Open Mic UK 2017 competition
She moved from her home city of Paris to London in 2013 and self released her debut EP, 'Free'. It captures the magic of coming of age through travels, experiences and freedom of spirit.

Shortly after that, she joined the reggae collective ‘DOJO’, signed to BBE record label, and toured with the band as their frontwoman for 5 years. Their single 'Bethel' caught the attention of David Rodigan who premiered it on his BBC radio 1Xtra Show.

'' Dojo are creating a sound that injects upbeat reggae rhythms into the 21st Century. 
The addition of smooth melodies from lead vocalist Mileva Corenthin intertwines perfectly to produce the harmony and unity their 
spirituality searches for.''﻿

She parted ways with the collective about a year ago to pursue her solo career. Mileva is dropping 2 new singles in August & September, with an entire new EP due to release shortly after! She will also be appearing on quite a few ‘Lockdown Collaborations’ due to release over the summer as well! Stay tuned!

Born of a transatlantic partnership, James grew up in South East London listening to the folk and soul sound of 70s America and wrote his first melody at the age of four. His first guitar, acquired at the age of nine, became the tool for surviving the tumult of a nowhere place, and helped James find somewhere he felt he belonged. In his early twenties, he took off, alone once again, hitchhiking and busking through Europe from Amsterdam to Istanbul, writing songs along the way. Back in the UK, these songs became a band, but eventually James had to shed another skin, and disembarked in Nashville, Tennessee. Here he found his producer and they set about making the album which had travelled with him to his maternal homeland, where it could finally get free.

www.jamesrileymusic.com

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