After the release of “Your Heart Is An Empty Street”, Dark Miles has just released “When The Lights Go Out”, the second single in anticipation of the first full-length from Pete Miles solo project.

The lead singer of the extinct rock band “MOSH”, comes forward with a song that exalts freedom and the way in which it is constantly put to the test, particularly in the times we live in, and paves the way for the release of “10 Miles Into The Dark”, an album representative of a journey into the depths of the human soul.

“When The Lights Go Out” was made during the pandemic, “a period where we found ourselves deprived of some elementary freedoms, and consequently rediscovered how fragile these freedoms are”, highlights Pete Miles, adding that “whether in what we feel, in what we do, in what we want and in what we are, this freedom is constantly put to the test, particularly in the times we live in, in which the nightmare of war has once again stripped many people of their human dignity.”

The track and accompanying music video are available on all digital platforms.