Miya Folick talks Roach and performs songs in the Indie Lounge, full performance + interview

Singer-songwriter Miya Folick let's you into her world of discovery on her latest album Roach. From toxic behaviors to self-realizations and all the heartache and passion that comes from romantic relationships is laid out for all to bare. In this Live Session, Host Demi Harvey gets to the root of that storytelling spotlighting three songs from the sophomore album. Watch and listen to the Session to hear the full interview and hear a few songs stripped down in the Indie Lounge.
Setlist:
1. "Get Out of My House"'
2. "Nothing To See"
3. "Bad Thing"
Live Sessions is a digital series that spotlights national and local musicians in the Colorado Public Radio Performance Studio. Get an even more intimate performance in our Indie Lounge, a new concept that challenges artists to strip down their sets in a vintage setting.
Indie 102.3 is Colorado's NPR alternative radio station part of Colorado Public Radio. Stream us at indie1023.org.
Credits:
Host and Digital Producer: Demi Harvey
Videographer: Irvin Coffee
Mixer: Justin Peacock

[@leroy7647]

I just discovered the album Roach and I've actually become addicted to it. Not 'just' liking it a lot, but playing it about 1-2 times a day....in its entirety. I hardly ever have that with an album. It's just got the X-factor; catchy melodies, awesome vocal hooks, but also interesting lyrics that draw me in.

[@Elbobelo]

I'm also listening to it everyday. Especially love the accoustic version of Get Out of my House that she released as a single.