Some things in life take time. For York-based singer and songwriter Miles Cain, his rise to becoming one of the UK's most promising artists has matured since his debut in 1989. He is able to deliver his music with all the maturity that time and experience allows. Miles has played gigs with such talents as Jackie Leven, Ed Harcourt, Juliet Turner, Jess Klein and The Blockheads. Reviewing an Autumn 2006 gig, The Talk magazine recognised that “...he has pop sensibilities that may yet carry him to national success.” A Way Of Being Free is the fourth album since his full-length debut in 1993, “The Dark and The Light”. That set first showed his talents as a songwriter, and for the new release he revisits two of the songs first featured on that early release, The Ship I Sail and Stranger In This World. Drawing on influences like Neil Young, Bob Dylan and Van Morrison, as well as more recent acts like Damien Rice and Ray Lamontagne, the album showcases an eclectic range of material - from the breezy, radio friendly "Stay With Me Til Summer", to the paranoid post-9/11 blues of "A Man Outside Your Door", to the Motown-tinged "Mystery Girl”. Miles is a regular on BBC radio, and has recently played for at the Cambridge and Beverley Folk Festivals, as well as interviews or sessions on Minster FM, BBC Radio York, BBC Radio Stockton, and BBC Radio Humberside. He has also appeared at The Riverside Festival in Stockton on Tees. www.milescain.com | www.myspace.com/milescainukinformation  For more information please contact: Paul Cunniff at FK Music Management 01904 781574 07729 384153 acombmusic@tiscali.co.uk
