NEW YORK, NY – by Markos Papadatos
Greek-American singer and artist Dimitris (Demi) Miller dazzles in his new song “Always You.” Markos Papadatos has the scoop.
“Sand slips through my fingers like time I can’t hold, salt air carries whispers from stories untold, your name hums in the tide, low and clear, even silence speaks when you’re near,” Miller sings in the opening verse, where he instantly lures his listening audience in. The lyrics, as a whole, are pure poetry.
The song was recorded at Jam Box Entertainment Recording Studio, and it ought to be featured in a motion picture soundtrack.
Miller allows his rich, rumbling voice to shine on this track, which is smooth as butter. Its message is warm, nostalgic, and relatable. Like all of his musical work, thus far, it stands out lyrically, sonically, and vocally.
There is a rawness and authenticity to this tune like no other. It captures the essence of longing, coupled with optimism, heart, and levity. Miller sings in both English and Greek, and he does well in both languages. The traditional Greek instrumentation helps elevate it to a higher level.
The song’s music video, which is visually striking, may be seen below:
This new song is slated to appear on his forthcoming studio album, which will be released later in the year.
The Verdict
Overall, Dimitris Miller is delightful with his new “Always You” song and music video. It has a retro ’90s and early ’00s Greek pop music vibe to it, which is infectious. The beat is hypnotic and his resonant vocals are soulful.
Hopefully, this is a harbinger of more great music to come from Dimitris Miller in the future. He deserves to become the next big name in contemporary music. It is only a matter of time before the whole world knows his name.
“Always You” by Dimitris Miller garners two giant thumbs up. Bravo!
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