Miron, the French indie rock musician based in Paris, crafts a black diamond with his latest single, “All Of A Sudden.” Based in Paris, he initially made his debut in local theaters, Miron has finely tuned his style to perfection, establishing himself as a formidable artist. Renowned for his seamless fusion of rock and roll with personal storytelling, Miron has previously released notable singles like “Plague,” “With Your Eyes,” “Too Deep,” and “Long Nails,” each showcasing his unique, dark rock style.
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From the moment the song begins with a gritty electric guitar riff and the crashing drums, it becomes evident that Miron has crafted a modern-retro indie rock gem. While the song may evoke shades of Hozier or Jeff Buckley, it possesses a distinct spark and resilience that sets it apart. Miron’s baritone vocals resonate with power, flawlessly complementing the guitar’s tone and punctuated playing style, which lend the song its unmistakable character. Drawing inspiration from the roots of electric blues and rock ‘n’ roll, “All Of A Sudden” showcases Miron’s musical influences while adding his own touch of brilliance.
One of the song’s highlights lies in the expert utilization of vocal harmonies, lending depth and richness to the overall sound. And just when you think it couldn’t get any better, a jaw-dropping guitar solo emerges, serving as the perfect finishing touch to this exquisite piece. With “All Of A Sudden,” Miron further cements his status as an exceptional artist with remarkable songwriting skills and a breathtaking performance. This indie rock anthem is a perfect addition to your rock playlist with a fresh and soul-stirring sound.
We speak to Miron about the song.
1. Can you tell us about your journey as an indie rock musician and how you developed your unique style of rock?
Hello, hello. I think when it comes to my journey I can definitely say that it just happened. One day I’m doing one thing, the next day another and looking back now after a couple of years, I realized that all the pieces of the puzzle just fit themselves. I think if from the beginning I knew I am going on this journey, maybe, I would have never even started. So everything just seemed natural and very fun. Regarding my style of rock I think it’s just a genre and style that best explains me as a person. I love rock music and the beauty of it is that you can variate it with any kind of music and that is what makes it unique.
2. What were some of the key musical influences that inspired you and how did you incorporate those influences while adding your own touch of brilliance?
The Eagles, Jackson Browne and Linda Ronstadt are surely my key musical influences. What I always admired about them the most is their work ethic, their professionality and their brilliance in everything they do. It is no wonder that they survived as top musicians for five centuries, breaking all kinds of records. They are the ones I look up to and aspire to be like. I think people always focus on the talent of an artist and very rarely on their work ethic. I know I will never make music like they did, but I know if I incorporate the hard work and professionality they did, I can perhaps one day create music which is at least as captivating as theirs.
3. Could you elaborate on your approach to crafting these harmonies and how they contribute to the overall depth and richness of the Sound?
I wouldn’t be able to explain how exactly everything happens. I play and I compose until something sounds good, and then I take that piece and refine it as much as possible. With every song I have a story to tell, and my job is to find a way to give the right mood, vibe and energy for what I want to share.
4. Can you walk us through the creation process of the various parts and overall arrangement and how you aimed to make it the perfect finishing touch to the song?
Every song comes from a different place, different situation, so in a way the creation process is always different. Also, I wouldn’t be able to truthfully answer this question if I didn’t mention the incredible work and talent of Nino Spirkoski, the producer and musician who is behind all my music so far, as well as upcoming. He literally refines and perfects everything that I bring on the table.
5. Your baritone vocals flawlessly complement the guitar’s tone and playing style. How do you go about achieving such a seamless and complementary relationship between your vocals and instrumentals? Also how did you achieve your guitar tone?
I kind of just try and try and try until it sounds good. Sometimes we limit ourselves given our knowledge, given what others say or advice. However, experimenting and always trying new approaches can sometimes get you very interesting results. And in my case, luckily it happens often. In addition to this, as mentioned before, my producer was the one who came up with that guitar tone and things just folded in together perfectly. Everything that is on that track is a result of hours and hours of trying, and sometimes, just being patient and waiting for the right sound to come.
6. With notable singles like “Plague,” “With Your Eyes” you have established yourself as a formidable artist. How do you ensure that each new release showcases your unique and dark rock style while still offering something fresh and soul-stirring for your listeners?
With every song I develop as an artist and so does my style. I never think about staying true to what my style is because my style is a result of who I am, what I’m going through and what I have to say. So staying true to myself will always ensure originality in a way. One thing I always ensure to bring as a musician is my best and whether directly or indirectly I think the audience appreciates that the most.
7. How you achieved this balance between contemporary and nostalgic elements in your songwriting and production process?
I think unconsciously when you spend so much time listening to rock music and especially the classic old timers and legends it just sticks to you. It is a big part of who I am and how I am. I grew up admiring these artists. However, that period is finished, so what’s left is the nostalgia as you put it and we live in different times. Music always comes around in cycles, and this time around maybe again it’s Rock and Roll’s turn to take over the music scene in a new refined and more modern way. I’m here to do that.
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