Introducing myah<\/strong>, a growing artist from South Florida who launched into her musical journey at a young age. Mixing alternative rock to pop-punk, myah’s track fuses those impacts to craft a completely unique sound that resonates with listeners via its nostalgic allure and infectious melodies. Drawing influence from iconic bands like The National, Talking Heads, Modest Mouse, and Twenty One Pilots, she found her voice in the realm of alternative music, by combining it with her personal narratives and storytelling talents.<\/p>

Myah<\/strong> is currently dwelling in Los Angeles and is close to debuting her first album, that’s scheduled to come out in August 2024. Through mixing emotional narratives with infectious pop tunes, she has carved out a one of a kind niche inside the music industry. Beyond her musical interests, myah<\/strong> takes delight in simple joys which includes enjoying a scrumptious croissant and cruising through city streets on her skateboard. Stay alert for myah<\/strong> as she keeps creating buzz with her emotive music and captivating allure.<\/p>

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Myah’s<\/strong> most recent song, ‘I’ll be your light<\/strong>‘, was released on April 26th, 2024<\/strong>, and it delves deep into the emotional aftermath of a breakup. From the eerie start to the heartfelt singing, the song draws listeners into a realm of pure feelings and unrestricted openness. At its essence, \u2018I\u2019ll be your light\u2019<\/strong> explores the intricacies of love and grief, blending together elements of desire, reminiscence, and strength.<\/p>

The song unravels like a colorful tapestry of memories, with every verse creating a vivid portrait of the heartache and uncertainty that comes with the conclusion of a relationship. Lines like \u201cIs this how it ends for us, my life doesn’t feel the same, told me I wouldn’t have to rush when you took what was left of me\u201d, strikes a chord with a haunting sense of recognition, depicting the disorienting experience of moving on after a relationship ends. Myah\u2019s<\/strong> introspective songwriting allows listeners to confront their emotions and contemplate human connection’s fragility.<\/p>

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