Sydney singer-songwriter, Milina Mihic unveils her long-awaited debut EP, ‘The Man You Remember’ - collating six intensely gorgeous tracks, awash with emotion and lush textures centring around an alt/indie core.

Known for her dreamlike storytelling, vulnerable lyricism and rich soundscapes, Milina creates music that feels both intimate and cinematic. Drawing influence from artists including Jeff Buckley, Phoebe Bridges and Elliott Smith, her work inhabits a fragmented emotional world where memories blur, truths shift, and human connection remains at the centre of every story.

From start to finish, ‘The Man You Remember’ is a labyrinth of emotion, wrapped in distinctive instrumentation that carries an unmistakable thread of '80s art-pop nostalgia, recalling the likes of Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush. Beneath it all sits a deep, comforting sonic warble that feels like a protective blanket, gently guiding the listener as Milina Mihic leads them through each unfolding chapter.

Every track is anchored by an organic undercurrent that provides a welcome sense of grounding, preventing the EP's cinematic arrangements from drifting too far into the ether. Those moments of restraint make the soaring passages all the more powerful.

Opening track ‘Winter’ edges into Tori Amos territory, rich with layered vocal harmonies yet delivered with an understated intimacy. Previous singles ‘Overpass’, ‘Armstrong St’, and ‘Stay With Me’ leave the listener emotionally exposed, but never abandoned, balancing vulnerability with quiet reassurance. ‘The Matter’ allows Milina to explore a rockier edge without sacrificing the EP's emotional core, before the darkly quirky title track, ‘The Man You Remember’, draws the curtain with haunting strings and mellotron as Milina's voice slowly fades into the distance.

Dry eyes are far from guaranteed by the time the final notes disappear. Yet for all the heartache woven through these songs, *’The Man You Remember’ never feels heavy-handed. Instead, Milina Mihic offers something far more lasting: an empathetic companion for anyone navigating love, loss, memory, and the quiet spaces in between.

Four years in the making, the EP represents a significant milestone in Milina’s artistic journey.

“It is something I am so insanely proud of,” she says. “There have been lots of tears and so much hard work poured into this EP, which makes it even more exciting for me. It’s been four years in the making, and I can’t wait for people to finally hear it.”

  ‘The Man You Remember’ is out now on all streaming platforms.