Lucas Miura
Lucas Miura writes songs that feel personal and direct, often built around acoustic guitar and straightforward arrangements. Their track "Bonfire" became a...
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Lucas Miura writes songs that feel personal and direct, often built around acoustic guitar and straightforward arrangements. Their track "Bonfire" became a particular touchpoint for listeners, with its unadorned delivery and plainspoken lyrics about connection and memory.
Miura works primarily with keyboardist and co-songwriter Emily Carter, and they've recorded with producer Dave Cobb. Their debut album was called "Embers," and they followed it with "Ashes," which leaned into more introspective territory. Songs like "Do Meu Barco" and "Jardim" share that same quality of quiet observation.
There was a period when the project went quiet for a while, which Miura has alluded to as a time of regrouping. They came back with the same basic setup, focusing on the core dynamic between voice, guitar, and keys. The music doesn't try to reinvent anything; it just tries to say the thing plainly.
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