This week I welcomed back to the Sunday Lunch show the fantastic Mila Falls.
Mila has appeared on the show several times, although her last visit to the Phoenix FM was back in 2014,Mila took time out of her hectic schedule to pop into the studio to chat about her new music for 2016.
Mila’s career has taken her on adventures supporting Rudimental, Jess Glynne, Ella Eyre, Van Morrison and UB40. Mila has been on the front cover of magazines, and performed multiple times on UK television.
2013 saw Mila play 200 live sets including shows at London Fashion week, festival stages across the UK and a homecoming show in Norwich, gaining support from Radio 1’s Annie Mac, nation wide BBC radio stations, Boy George, Gordon Ramsey and even Jonathan Ross.
2014 saw Mila play London’s Olympic Park to an audience of 10 thousand, support UB40, Ella Eyre and embark her debut European shows in Germany and two tours of Ibiza, including performances at Ibiza Rocks.
Although Mila Falls has released many singles she, up till now had not released an album, however that has all changed as she is now working on her ’ debut album: “Remember Me”.
For the debut album Mila has teamed up with guitarist and producer Marius Ptas AKA Slickersson to create an album that captures her love for a whole range of different genres. “Remember Me” takes you on a journey through 70s funk, 80s synth pop, and 90s electronica all strung together with Mila’s raspy soul vocals and Slickersson’s definitive production sound. Lyrically.
“Remember Me” will be available to purchase from all major outlets including iTunes, Amazon and Google Play.
Mila has also been busy creating her own record label `went too far Records` and her new single ‘Cant let You Go’ will be her label’s first release.
Exciting 2016 lies ahead for this talented young artist.
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Further information and upcoming gig info from Mila Falls can be found at www.milafalls.com
Mila Falls on the Sunday Lunch Show with Tony Smith
