beautiful track. wonderful words. has me thinking of a Celtic James Taylor meets Marianne Faithful

Thoughtful lyrics, Rosie.  Have a listen to Emily:  https://soundcloud.com/alan-wagstaff-984527711/emily?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing&si=b9a1a5dbde0b4aa3a8a5f381d328a723

BBC Music Introducing in West Yorkshire 🔊 (BBC Radio Leeds)

Tantrum EP

Buđenje

This song was inspired by "The Cold Heart" (German: Das kalte Herz), a fairy tale written by Wilhelm Hauff. It was published in 1827 in a collection of fairy tales that take place within the narrative of The Spessart Inn.
Although written almost 200 years ago, the described conflicts of mankind are still up-to-date, maybe even more than before. Preferring status und prosperity over humanity is something which has become socially acceptable.

Special thanks for prelistening and precious ideas to my dear friend Gary Reeves!

Lyrics
Peter was in the charcoal business
never in peace with the live he was living
made a deal with the forest spirit
Three wishes and a new life given

Descending to the darkest corners of humanity
what was it you were thinking of when you lost your pity
 
Inside your stone cold heart
You‘ve built a world of disregard

It did not play out like you were whishing for
glassworks went down and you needed much more
sold your heart to Dutch Mike to keep living
a heart of stone and the fortune you were given

Descending to the darkest corners of humanity
what was it you were thinking of when you lost your pity

Inside your stone cold heart
You‘ve built a world of disregard

Flourishing business kept you going
but your smile was eternally frozen
when your drivers faded and you had murdered love
nothing left there but an empty heart

Descending to the darkest corners of humanity
what was it you were thinking of when you lost your pity

Inside your stone cold heart
You‘ve built a world of disregard

Stone Cold Heart

The Other Side Of Life

Old Times - George Bloomfield

Flowers

The latest song from the upcoming album Here Come The Real Flower Pots

Indie Rock (42%)
Indie Pop (31%)
Folk Rock (22%)
Alternative Rock (20%)
Folk (14%)

Birdie

Greetings friends,

Sashay into Spring with a Smile in yer Heart whilst enJOYing this lively n Jazzy Piano Improv.  :-D

And as it's so short and sweet, I recommend you put it on Repeat and listen at least thrice ! 

Best Wishes always!

A Smooth n Jazzy Spring *

A bittersweet love letter to the late writers, poets, and songwriters who have kept me company and made me feel seen. Written and recorded in a day in our North London home.

Written by Rosie Miles & Yaatri
Produced by Yaatri & Rebel Elements
Mixed by Rebel Elements
Mastered by Rare Tone Mastering

Rosie Miles: Vocals, Lyrics
Yaatri: Guitar, Bass, Fender Rhodes, Synths
Sam Hobbs: Drums, Programming

Cover photo: Felix Bertulis-Webb
Graphic Design: Johnny Lodder

Letters to a Lost Poet

Back Down The Well

LinkTree: https://linktr.ee/ceciliaebba
Lyric video (YouTube): https://youtu.be/OTWVbvCvz6c?si=XrH1k0OwUJUud_V-

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LYRICS
The sky lays on the water
follows the shape
of my body drenched in the heat of the summer
against the fabric
weaved by patient hands
like magic carrying the scent of your...

Skin on their fingertips
life is seeping in
through transparent sheets
something new begins

Space has heard our calling
the clouded veil
is now parting revealing a speckled marble
among the star births
down by the old birch
down where the sun tastes our summer kissed...

Skin on her flaming lips
life is seeping in
through transparent sheets
something new begins

Oh I want to stay here
keep the colours near
safe where
you're in the air

You know you got my skin
here within your reach
life is seeping in
through transparent sheets
something new begins

now I can feel your skin
just like in the dream
life is seeping in
through transparent sheets
something new begins
something new begins

Skin

This track is dedicated to to those who are struggling to find a home/place to be free

Recorded and Mastered at Rose Pro Studio
Produced By Kit Gratrix

Your Home Now

Shotgun Seat

Guilt trip - The Reytons

Coachella

You are the bread that fills my soul so

Be Gentle With Me” is a heartfelt reflection on healing, self-discovery, and the lasting impact of past pain. The lyrics explore the struggle of carrying old wounds while trying to navigate relationships, responsibilities, and personal growth. It’s about owning your mistakes, acknowledging your limits, and asking for compassion — both from others and yourself.

Every verse resonates with quiet strength: the fight to survive, the effort to learn, and the courage to grow despite lingering scars. The chorus becomes a tender plea for patience and understanding, making the song an intimate anthem for anyone still learning to heal.

“Be Gentle With Me” reminds us that progress isn’t linear, and that vulnerability can be one of our greatest strengths.

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Rosie Miles is an alt-folk storyteller whose soaring melodies and poetic lyrics serve as her ink and pen. 'A gifted and charismatic songwriter' (Tom Robinson, BBC Radio 6) endlessly inspired by Joni Mitchell, Madison Cunningham, and Laura Marling. Her music dances effortlessly between the worlds of Indie, Folk & Jazz, evoking a welcome nostalgia of the 70s songwriter movement. 

Praised for her captivating performances and light-hearted stage presence, Rosie has performed across the country including support slots for Tom Robinson, Rosie Frater-Taylor and O’Hooley & Tidow. She has gained support from Music:Leeds Launchpad+ Programme, BBC Radio 6 and BBC Introducing as well as press coverage in Folk Radio UK, For The Rabbits and Triste Magazine.
Rosie Miles is an alt-folk storyteller whose soaring melodies and poetic lyrics serve as her ink and pen. 'A gifted and charismatic songwriter' (Tom Robinson, BBC Radio 6) endlessly inspired by Joni Mitchell, Madison Cunningham, and Laura Marling. Her music dances effortlessly between the worlds of Indie, Folk & Jazz, evoking a welcome nostalgia of the 70s songwriter movement. 

rosiemilesmusic@gmail.com

www.rosiemiles.co.uk

Letters to a Lost Poet

Rosie Miles

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