01 / The music
Where the feeling takes over
Out now
GIVE ME
DOPAMINE.
The midnight call. The anticipation. The pull of someone who knows exactly how to reach you.
An intimate electropop song about wanting the rush, even when you know what it costs.
“Still I keep coming back.”
— Give Me Dopamine02 / The video
Give Me DopamineMUSIC VIDEO.
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03 / The person behind it
A little less quietI SPENT TOO LONG
TURNING
MYSELF DOWN.
Milo Frey makes electropop. His music captures the moments that feel significant in life. Maybe even life changing. Dark-edged synths, dancefloor energy and exposed vocals carry songs about desire, heartache and the people who make us see ourselves differently.
Finding his voice through his own emotional journey, Frey writes about what comes after the rush: reflection, release and the freedom to grow. His debut single, “Give Me Dopamine,” captures the thrill of wanting someone so intensely that their attention feels like a hit. It’s a first glimpse of an artist turning intimate truths into pop that moves both body and heart.
Milo Frey04 / Stay close
Outside the song