The latest single from indie rock and nu-r&b artist This Coast Bias is a stone-cold groove. Originating from a voice note left to himself on his phone it quickly divulged into a full production with a vocal feature from Brooklyn Spindale on their second collaboration. The track playfully and alluringly, holds the listener in with lyrics we can all relate to.
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“come home” is semi-autobiographical in nature. I wrote it when my wife was out of town, and I honestly wanted her to just turn right around and come home. –says This Coast Bias on the track.
About This Coast Bias
This Coast Bias is the indie/bedroom pop project of Clay Milford; a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based out of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. After multiple stints in rock bands, Clay decided to start writing and recording music on his own, citing frustration with the hassle of, “gettin’ a group of people together.” He began releasing music as This Coast Bias in May of 2019, and has since released nineteen original songs, all of which contain a vast smorgasbord of poppy hooks, lush walls of synth, and lyrics with a penchant for calling out past girlfriends.
“I like to call the kind of music I write breakup pop. I always seem to end up writing music about things that annoy me in relationships, but don’t most people do that?” Clay cites Prince, Tame Impala and ABBA as his influences for This Coast Bias, but says his influences in music don’t stop there.
“I grew up on a hefty diet of disco and funk from my mom and rock from my dad. I might listen to Led Zeppelin for a week and then be sick of them and only wanna hear Donna Summer for a month straight. I don’t think you should have to pick between genres as a listener or a musician, and these days, the lines are more and more blurred by the day anyway.”
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