Myles Smith has been quietly building something special, and his track Stargazing is the kind of song that reminds you why you fell in love with singer-songwriter music in the first place.
There’s something really honest about this one. It’s the type of track that doesn’t need a massive production or a bunch of layers to hit you in the feels. Just stripped-back instrumentation and vocals that actually mean something. Smith has this way of making you feel like he’s singing directly to you, not at you.
The song has been making waves on Apple Music lately, and honestly, it’s not hard to see why. People are clearly hungry for music that feels real and unfiltered. In a sea of heavily produced tracks, Stargazing stands out because it focuses on what actually matters: the songwriting and the emotion behind it.
What’s working here is that balance between vulnerability and relatability. Smith writes about things that feel universal, moments and feelings that you’ve probably experienced yourself. It’s the kind of song you find yourself coming back to at different points in your life and getting something new from it each time.
If you haven’t checked it out yet, definitely take a listen. Whether you’re scrolling through Apple Music looking for something fresh or you’re already familiar with Smith’s work, this one deserves your attention. Listen to Stargazing by Myles Smith on Apple Music and see what you think.
Have you heard Stargazing yet? What did you think of it?