Artist
Myles Smith
Myles Smith is a singer-songwriter artist from Luton, England. 31 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Singer-Songwriter · Luton, England · Best singer-songwriter albums
- 31
- Releases
- 2020–2026
- Active years
Artist
Myles Smith is a singer-songwriter artist from Luton, England. 31 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Singer-Songwriter · Luton, England · Best singer-songwriter albums
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Scars
2020
A Minute, A Moment...
EP · 2025
Stargazing
Single · 2024
Hold Me In The Dark
EP · 2026
My Mess
EP · 2026
Stay (If You Wanna Dance)
Single · 2025
Gold (Acoustic)
Single · 2025
Nice To Meet You (Acoustic)
Single · 2025
Stargazing (Live at Eventim Apollo)
Single · 2025
My First Heartbreak
Single · 2025
River
EP · 2024
Nice To Meet You (Mistletoe Version)
Single · 2024
Stargazing (Moonlight Sessions)
EP · 2024
You Promised A Lifetime
EP · 2024
Nice To Meet You (Live from Chicago)
Single · 2024
A Minute...
EP · 2024
You Promised A Lifetime (Acoustic)
EP · 2024
Betting on Us
EP · 2024
Whisper
Single · 2024
My Home (Recorded at Artistic Palace Studios, Paris)
Single · 2024
Solo (Piano Version)
Single · 2024
Wait For You
Single · 2024
Stargazing (Moonlight Version)
Single · 2024
Stargazing (Live from Manchester)
Single · 2024
Memories (I Don't Have)
Single · 2023
Behind
Single · 2023
My Home
Single · 2023
Solo
Single · 2023
Solo (Acoustic)
EP · 2023
Sweater Weather
Single · 2023
My Home (Acoustic)
Single · 2023
Myles Smith (born 3 June 1998) is a British singer and songwriter from Luton, England. He is best known for his 2024 single "Stargazing". Early life Smith was born to a British Jamaican family in Luton on 3 June 1998 and raised in an ethnically diverse community. He grew up listening to a broad range of music, including pop-punk, singer/songwriters, and hip-hop. As his interest in music grew, he bought a guitar and learned to play. He began performing covers at parties and open-mic nights, focusing on songwriters such as Ed Sheeran, Marcus Mumford, and Chris Martin. From a young age, Smith taught himself to play guitar and piano, and by the age of 12, he was performing at local open-mic nights. Growing up in Luton, he was influenced by the town's rich cultural diversity and local music scene, which included family pubs and Irish music. This environment encouraged him to break boundaries and develop his unique musical style.