- Music
- 12 Jun 06
Meme
Once in a while, a great album by an unknown producer appears and this year, the great discovery is Milosh. Hailing from Canada, he makes plaintive, reflective electronic music, but what sets him apart from all the other laptop producers is his ability to approach his craft from a pop sensibility. Layered electronic tracks like 'The City' and 'My Life' ooze seductive melodies, while the bittersweet break up narrative of 'It's Over' is a crossover hit in the making. Check out Milosh now before he starts soundtracking teen love scenes on The OC.
Once in a while, a great album by an unknown producer appears and this year, the great discovery is Milosh. Hailing from Canada, he makes plaintive, reflective electronic music, but what sets him apart from all the other laptop producers is his ability to approach his craft from a pop sensibility. Layered electronic tracks like 'The City' and 'My Life' ooze seductive melodies, while the bittersweet break up narrative of 'It's Over' is a crossover hit in the making. Check out Milosh now before he starts soundtracking teen love scenes on The OC.
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