Saturday, February 22 2025

Marking her first piece of new material in two years, ‘Bullets’ sees Southampton’s Milly Thimaras step into a space of raw vulnerability, crafting a deeply personal and emotionally-charged track. Striking a fusion of classic and contemporary influences, her newest offering blends the rich and timeless melodies of Fleetwood Mac with the modern edge of Haim.

Built around a narrative of resilience, ‘Bullets’ is a cathartic release, a reckoning with past wounds and the lessons they leave behind. Thimaras’ evocative storytelling, paired with Laurence Henderson’s collaborative touch, brings an intimate depth to the track, reflecting on heartbreak and healing without falling into nostalgia. Instead, she uses that nostalgia as a tool, shaping a sonic world that feels both familiar and refreshingly new.

The fact that ‘Bullets’ was recorded entirely at a home studio only adds to its authenticity. There’s an unfiltered honesty in the way it was made, proof that powerful music doesn’t need grand studios or expensive equipment, just a voice willing to tell the truth.

As the first glimpse into her upcoming album, Milly Thimaras shows she is an artist unafraid to bare her soul, and with ‘Bullets’, she delivers something that not only resonates but leaves a long and lasting impression. If this single is any indication, her upcoming record is bound to be a profound and deeply moving experience.

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New single ‘Bullets’ from Milly Thimaras
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