Miles Jaye debuted on Island as a solo artist and quickly made a sizable impact, scoring two Top 10 R&B hits and becoming the heartthrob of the moment for the female contingent of the urban contemporary audience. He took advantage of the newly found stardom, starting the first of what would be several extensive tours in both indoor and outdoor arenas in the late '80s.

Miles jaye - Let's Start Love Over 1987

This is a mixtape the good people of France (@PureBakingSoda ) put together of some samples i've used to make some of my beats. Its a good playlist and yall might wanna flip it to or just listen. Shout Out to  @PureBakingSoda  

Only Human (Jeffrey Osborne)

This is a CD made in the memory of my Brother, Partna, and DJ, B-Nyce. R.I.P.

18 I Like The Way [The Kissing Game]

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Let Me Era is more than music — it’s a movement. Inspired by the empowering philosophy of letting go and stepping into your own power, this project blends soulful reflection with unapologetic island fire.

The original version delivers a smooth, alt-R&B vibe filled with dreamy harmonies and mantra-like refrains. It unfolds like a letter to the self, urging listeners to release what they cannot control and embrace their own growth. Intimate, meditative, and deeply soulful, it captures the calm before the rise.

The Dancehall Remix transforms that inner reflection into a fierce anthem for the dancefloor. Heavy riddims, booming bass, and playful yet commanding vocals fuse into a declaration of confidence and freedom — bold, flirty, and unstoppable.

Together, these two versions form a complete picture: the stillness and the storm, the reflection and the release. Let Me Era is music for those ready to reclaim their power — whether in quiet moments of clarity or on the dancefloor under the lights.

SWV "That's What I Need" (1992)

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