"A Message To Love" is the first album by singer-songwriter and one-man studio Bernard Milé. Written, recorded and mixed in the span of about a year, it tells a fictional story of a beginning, flourishing and the end of a love story, throughout multiple and eclectic music styles and told from first, second and third person perspectives.

All tracks were written, performed, recorded and mixed by Bernard Milé, with a little help from his friend https://soundcloud.com/user-713361823 on drums in "She's a Contradiction". 

Cover photograph by Damagenius (https://www.instagram.com/damagenius_?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==)

Album now live on all streaming platforms, and available for purchase on Bandcamp https://bernardmile.bandcamp.com/album/a-message-to-love

A Message To Love

Look up there, to the house at the riverside
Someone's waiting for you there till the morning comes
But you don't know just what's her name
Is it Helen, or is it Jane

You walk up the stairs, say hi, hello
And you call all her like she was some other girl
So she slaps you in the face and walks away
Oh what a shame, what a shame

Why don't you let some love shine in?
And not break her heart?
You, my friend, are not the only one
In this big old world

But you don't know
Just what's her name
Is it Helen, or is it Jane
Oh what a shame, what a shame

Why don't you let some love shine in?
And not break her heart?
Oh, sweetheart


Electric and acoustic guitars, bass, djembe, shaker, lead and backing vocals – Gustaw T. Witomski

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What A Shame

She makes me smile
She makes me wanna die
And every time she walks this way
My heart just wants to give away

She makes me cry
She makes me feel alright
And every time she is not here
My mind just wants to disappear

My mind just wants to disappear 


Electric guitars, bass, trumpet, violin, lead and backing vocals – Gustaw T. Witomski
Drums – Filip T. Jaworski

She's A Contradiction

Electric and acoustic guitars, sitar, bass, djembe, shaker – Gustaw T. Witomski

Smoke Screen

He was a lonely boy
He lived outside of town
He had a lot of fun
But he'd rather settle down

He went for a walk
Finished his café
All of it seemed
Like an ordinary day

Strolled thought the park
With his head in the clouds
That's when he saw her
And his life began

She was a lonely girl
But she could cast a spell
They never spoke a word
But she could tell


Electric and acoustic guitars, bass, sitar, lead and backing vocals – Gustaw T. Witomski

Lonely Boy

Good evening everybody
Im gonna tell you a bedtime story
Well, you see, there was a man
He always dragged his dog along
It was a beagle

Electric and acoustic guitars, bass, keyboards, drums, djembe, shaker, lead vocals – Gustaw T. Witomski

A Bedtime Story

"So little time, so much to do" – to paraphrase the Nowhere Man