Miles Calder

Miles Calder is an indie-folk songwriter from Pōneke / Wellington. The former frontman of The Rumours, Miles released his debut solo album Autopilot Life in 2021, a self-reflective delve dressed in a psychedelic folk-rock palette that evoked late-era Beatles as much as contemporaries like Kevin Morby and Father John Misty. Newly working with Sam Flynn Scott (The Phoenix Foundation) as a producer, Calder and band propel their indie-folk and psychedelic sound with chilly synths and eerie, soft backing vocals added to the song’s spacious arrangement.

Before you catch Miles Calder on his extensive New Zealand tour over the next few weeks, check out this yarn he had with Chris Key about his new music, working with Sam from the Phoenix Foundation and how to make the most of the upcoming long weekends.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Before you catch Miles Calder on his extensive New Zealand tour over the next few weeks, check out this yarn he had with Chris Key about his new music, working with Sam from the Phoenix Foundation and how to make the most of the upcoming long weekends.

Miles Calder (on 'Pushing & Pulling' single release) Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

Miles Calder (on 'Pushing & Pulling' single release) Interview by Jamie Green on Radio One 91FM Dunedin

On this weeks episode, Wellington local Miles Calder joined host Tom Harper in the Locals Only lounge for a round of games including 'Miles and Miles', 'I would walk 500 Miles' and 'Miles on screen'. Don't forget to check out Miles' album 'Autopilot Life', out now! Huge thanks to New Zealand On Air! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We chat with Singer Songwriter Miles Calder

Conversations with Artists, Musicians, Actors and other Creatives ahead of their Top of The South performances.

Miles Calder (on 'Autopilot Life' debut album release) Interview by Ruby Jenkins and Daniel Priest on Radio One 91fm Dunedin

Miles Calder (on 'Autopilot Life' debut album release) Interview by Ruby Jenkins and Daniel Priest on Radio One 91fm Dunedin