English musician Myles Smith has amused his followers on Instagram by sharing a video of an unreleased song featuring humor about therapy, modern lifestyle pressures, and troubled relationships.
The Luton-born singer posted a clip of himself singing with an acoustic guitar, adding a humorous caption stating that therapy was going well.
The video features Smith performing two distinct sections of an unheard track, combining upbeat acoustic guitar work with personal and relatable lyrics.
Unreleased Song and Social Media Reaction
In the opening section of the track, Smith sings over an energetic rhythm about the pressures of modern lifestyle trends, mental health advice, and wellness habits.
I should be sat on a couch and doing therapy
I should be running and meditating religiously
They said to try ayahuasca
What the fugue is ayahuasca
I don´t wanna drink macha
I want Henessy oh oh.
Don´t wana go back packing in the Bali
I want you to come home
You to come home
oh I, oh I
Smith explains through the music that while modern culture constantly encourages people to follow trends, try new experiences, and adopt wellness crazes, all he wants is for his partner to return home and be with him.
Relationship Struggles and Fan Response
The second part of the song shifts to a more reflective tone, focusing on a difficult relationship and coping mechanisms.
Keep telling myself
That taking these drugs will make me feel better, I know
It´s no good for my health
But I´m running out of ways that I could forget her
My friends, my folks, keep calling me up
They checking, I´m checked out
And a little bit drunk
Keep telling myself
It´s gotta get bad before it gets better
In this section, Smith describes navigating a toxic relationship that he recognizes is damaging to his health. He portrays an effort to convince himself that circumstances must deteriorate before improving, while ignoring calls from concerned friends and family.
Smith accompanied the video post with a caption joking that therapy was going well. The humorous post generated thousands of reactions from followers across social media.
Followers responded with enthusiastic and lighthearted comments. Fans asked if the track would become his next official single, joked about refusing to drink matcha, called him an incredible artist of his generation, urged him to release the track immediately, and stated that they had already learned all the lyrics.
Smith has not revealed whether the song will be officially released as a single, performed live during upcoming concerts, or included on a future studio album.
Musical Origins in Bedfordshire and Early Career
Born in Luton, England, Smith was raised in Bedfordshire, where his musical style was shaped by the local cultural diversity and a regional scene centered on hip hop and grime. He worked to weave these local influences into his songwriting alongside his personal musical preferences.
His early artistic taste was heavily influenced by R and B and pop icons including Whitney Houston, Destiny's Child, Ne-Yo, and Justin Timberlake. Their records played constantly in his childhood home, where he listened to music with his mother and siblings.
Smith launched his professional music career in 2020 through social media by sharing acoustic covers of established songs. His most popular early releases included an acoustic version of Sweater Weather by The Neighbourhood and I Sound by Amber Run.
In an interview with Billboard, Smith explained that performing cover songs offered an opportunity to discover an audience that would resonate with the original music he planned to create later in his career.
World Tour, Debut Album, and Recent News
Fans on Instagram frequently praise Smith for his empathy, humor, and consideration for listeners. His personal background directly informs his approach to live performances, where he has emphasized making concerts accessible to low-income families. Smith has noted that he understands the difficulty of wanting to attend live music events without having the financial means to do so.
The singer recently announced his World Tour, confirming a series of concert dates across North America, Europe, and the United Kingdom. When unveiling the tour schedule, Smith advised fans to review the dates carefully, hinting that several surprises could be announced.
His debut studio album, titled My Mess, My Heart, My Life, features 15 tracks designed to help listeners balance their mental health. Smith developed the album from personal journal notes written after undergoing therapy sessions.
The release of the new Instagram song follows other recent developments for the musician, including the forced cancellation of a concert in Vancouver due to a serious family health emergency at home. Smith also made headlines following an interaction with Ed Sheeran, who presented Smith with a high-value guitar that far exceeded the worth of his own instrument.
