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Rising alt-pop star Xoë Miles released her new single, “Someone’s Somebody” – a self-worth reflection packaged in bubbly pop energy. From start to finish, the new track is a bop. Known for her bold blend of emotional honesty and catchy self-produced pop, Xoë delivers a powerful anthem that dives into self-doubt and longing, wrapped in bright, upbeat production.
“I wrote ‘Someone’s Somebody’ about feeling unwanted and overthinking everything in a one-sided relationship — blaming myself, craving validation, and trying to be whatever someone wants just to feel wanted,” says Xoë. “The lyrics are heavy, but I intentionally made the production have a vibrant 2010s pop sound to make the contrast hit even harder.”

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Other must-hear tracks from Xoë include “I Said It”, “Miss Me”, and “Mirror” — all of which make us hope she has an album (and a tour!) in store for 2026.
Favorite Holiday Memory: “When my brother and I were kids – I think I was probably 6 – the Spongebob CD called, The Best Day Ever came out, and we played it all morning long on repeat!”– Xoë Miles
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About Xoë Miles

Born Emily Cole Little, Xoë Miles is an award-winning alt-pop singer-songwriter, producer, and engineer whose music blends introspective storytelling with infectious pop sensibilities. A native Texan now based in Nashville, she is a self-taught musician performing nationwide at venues, festivals, and fundraisers, often accompanying herself on guitar and ukulele.
Her self-produced album “Manipulated” earned major acclaim, ranking #7 on the Houston Chronicle’s Best Albums of 2021 and Top 21 Albums of 2021 on VW Radio. Singles from the album have received recognition from prestigious competitions, including the John Lennon Songwriting Contest, Vanda & Young Global Song Competition, ISC, and Unsigned Only.
Beyond her studio achievements, Xoë has performed at SXSW, The NAMM Show, Muscle Shoals Songwriters Fest, and the LAUNCH Music Conference, and has been featured in outlets including American Songwriter Magazine, The Hollywood Digest, Music Connection, LA Today, Authority Magazine, and StarShine Magazine.
Collaborating with hitmakers like Michelle Buzz (Katy Perry, Bebe Rexha, Adam Lambert) and Jeremy Dussolliet (Hailee Steinfeld, Melanie Martinez, B.o.B.), Xoë’s songwriting and production prowess continue to evolve with each release.
Notable Accolades
- John Lennon Songwriting Contest Finalist — “Miss Me”
- Vanda & Young Global Song Competition Top 50 Finalist — “Mirror”
- Houston Chronicle’s Top 12 Albums (#7) — “Manipulated”
- ISSA Rising Female Artist of the Year (2021)
- Josie Music Awards Vocalist of the Year (2019)
- American Songwriter Magazine Featured Artist
- LA Today Spotlight Feature at the Emmys Pre-Party 2025
Connect with Xoë Miles
Website: xoemiles.com
Instagram: @xoemiles
TikTok: @xoemiles
Facebook: XOË MILES
X (Twitter): @xoemiles
YouTube: @xoemiles
Threads: @xoemiles

Sandy Lo is an author, blogger, journalist, and digital strategist. Her personal story is inspiring. Sandy started StarShine Magazine, an online publication in 2001, at the age of 18. She wrote her first novel in 2009, “Lost In You,” followed by the “Dream Catchers” Series. She was the first person ever to professionally interview Taylor Swift and has received personal endorsements for her books from members of boy bands Backstreet Boys and 98 Degrees.
