
Our music loving soul was treated to the brilliant new single, “ Kansas” , from Brooklyn resident/ Massachusetts native , indie alt-pop artist, Nathalie Miller. You can listen to “Kansas” on Spotify Here , Apple Music Here. You can also watch the video for “Kansas” below
Nathalie Miller’s new single, a sparkling daydream of glittery indie alt-pop called “kansas,” is absolutely beautiful. The glistening track, described as a “platonic friendship breakup song” by Miller, hits the streams alongside a colorful and melancholic music video directed by Palmer Wells and Christopher Consoli.
The Brooklyn resident and Massachusetts native penned the emotive, star-gazing “kansas,” the first taste of October’s new EP like you used to, as a composite sketch reflecting many of the friendships she’s had with the opposite sex. As it turns out, there was a discrepancy developing in these friendships with men that was not simply present with other women
“I noticed that in most of my friendships with women, I just felt like a person,” Miller says. “But in a lot of my past friendships with men, I was really hyper aware of being a girl and playing the role of emotional support mother or girlfriend without receiving that support back. I remember thinking to myself, ‘I know the first and last name of every person who’s ever been mean to these guys, and they don’t even know what book I am currently reading, or the names of my brothers’.”
She pauses, then adds: “To me, it’s a platonic friendship breakup song that I wrote after taking a step back from a lot of those friendships and looking at the patterns that threaded them all together.”

Miller has been threading together bits and pieces of her personal life and filtering them into songs since her debut single “felt like” arrived a little more than two years ago. Coming from a musical family based just outside Boston, Miller relocated to New York City just before the pandemic to attend art school for photography and work as a model, and there she developed her own style and sound, reflecting on the past and looking back at her childhood from a distance.
Carving out her life in a new city and finding inspiration – musically, socially, and culturally — all around her, she began penning lyrics and writing raw musical demos on her iPhone before taking them back up to Massachusetts to record with Brian Charles at Rare Signals in Cambridge.
There is a beautiful authentic truth that Nathalie Miller, has brilliant woven in “Kansas” that is absolutely stunning.
“Kansas”, from Nathalie Miler, needs to be added to your playlist immediately.







































