When “It happens all the time” begins, you picture yourself immediately at a crossroads. What do I choose ? Where do I go ? Miles Lavelle Golding delivers a perfect soundtrack to any existential heartbreak you might have. There’s surely a jazz sensibility to this pop track, and when you close your eyes, you can hear flavors of Norah Jones on Feels like Home or Radiohead passing by. The textured wind sound in this song feels like time passes so slowly that you can see every memory floating, passing in front of your eyes, like a secret cinema. This isn’t worthy of your beautiful soul, Miles says. Whatever you choose, do it with grace for yourself. Don’t dim your light when you might be at the dawn of a new beginning. The track, produced by Henry Mc Lean, closes with a trumpet. You should keep your eyes set on the Manchester-born and now-London based singer-songwriter. “It happens all the time” feels like a beautiful and very elegant debut.
Written by Ino Mara
