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Building The Website
In the realm of aesthetics, Maggie Miles possesses a vibe that ignites excitement in any creative mind. Harnessing her unique style, we embarked on a journey to build a website that not only resonates with her artistic identity but feels like it was tailor-made for her. Every aspect, from the color palette to the overall design, was meticulously curated to ensure a seamless alignment with Maggie's artistic goals.
For the technical backbone of our project, we turned to Editor X, leveraging its capabilities to the fullest. This web-building tool not only facilitated our design ideas but also paved the way for a website that goes beyond static pages. The result is a platform that encourages active user engagement, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in Maggie's world.
Custom Integrations
In our quest to elevate the fan experience, we introduced bespoke features to the Maggie Miles website. The "Fan Art" section stands out as a personalized space where fans can unleash their creativity by drawing pictures. It's a digital canvas that fosters a unique connection between the artist and her audience.
To keep fans in the loop and enhance their connection with Maggie Miles, we integrated Songkick updates seamlessly into the website. Now, followers can effortlessly track her tour dates, receive real-time updates, and even request shows in their cities. It's a dynamic addition that brings fans closer to the live experience, wherever they are.
Who Is Maggie Miles?
Nashville-based alternative pop artist-Maggie Miles is flipping the subgenre on its head by fearlessly revealing grappling life experiences set to electric production. Maggie’s lyrics reflect the most personal corners of her mind. This vulnerability drives her anticipated sophomore album, The Lack Thereof.
Out May 17th via Warehouse West Entertainment/BMG Rights Management, The Lack Thereof exudes freedom. Maggie breaks her mental chains and excitedly runs wild as she redefines her relationship with God and overcomes a deeply personal crisis. She wants to make it clear that this journey is specific to her, but hopes that listeners can find their own stories within the lyrics. The album’s themes call back to a 16-year-old Maggie as she discovered acts like Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Alice In Chains, and Twenty One Pilots while also dealing with mental health and finding out who she was both through music and faith. The album’s cover, taken at age 18 while on a car ride with friends through the Appalachian Mountains, reflects this turning point in Maggie’s life.
New Album "The Lack Thereof"
The album title’s meaning is poignant: “Around late 2020, I had a dream in the middle of the night and I saw this house,” Maggie explains. “I woke up at 3 a.m. and the phrase ‘faith, or the lack thereof’ was in my head. I opened up my journal and wrote it down. For some bizarre reason, I knew as I wrote down: ‘This is my next record.’”
Maggie’s self-reflection is best heard in The Lack Thereof’s single, “Asthma”. A sonic whirlwind, the blood-rushing production changes between pop-leaning piano melodies to crashing drums, raw industrial synths and grungy electric guitar riffs. Maggie’s pleading vocals take the track to emotive heights as she tries to catch her breath. “I'm pretty sure I learned my lesson,” she utters. “I can tell, 'cause I feel different.”
Other album highlights include the anthemic new single “Momentum”. The album’s most triumphant moment, it finds Maggie pushing herself through self-doubt. “I'm alone, but I know that I'll grow when I keep on putting on the pressure to change. I know it sounds easy, but I'm the only one that's in the way,” she sings over a swelling, ‘90s rock-inspired production.
The Lack Thereof picks up where Maggie’s debut album Am I Drowning or Am I Just Learning to Swim left off. Released in 2020, the record is overall cleaner-sounding but teases what was to come for Maggie’s experimental sound. But the singer’s story really begins in the church. She cites age 16 as a pivotal point in her life, where she turned to instruments (predominately the piano) to fulfill what she thought was missing at the time. Her bedroom was in her family’s basement and its often dark, isolating energy is what led to finding her voice and playing around with chords from various songs on her keyboard.
