After earning his way on to the Spotify curated Fresh Finds and Just Vibing playlist, Canadian based artist Myles Lloyd returns with a new single called, “Don Julio”  Doubling back “Don Julio” is a song that Myles describes, as heartfelt, being in love and how getting hurt isn’t easy.

"Don Julio is about losing but more so leaving a person you once loved." he said.

Realizing what one will say when under fire, anger and hate vs when they’re now missing your company. Taking a step back from the toxic situation; opening my eyes and taking a sip came in the form of this song.  This track continues Myles' tradition of working with his best friend frnchhmwrk who produced his last single “Let You down” .
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Jake Crates, Music journalist and industry consultant focused on talent discovery, artist development, and cultural storytelling.

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