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Myles Lloyd Is in His Feelings on New Album, ‘I’m Still Thinking’

If your playlist has been feeling a little dry lately, Montreal’s rising R&B star Myles Lloyd is here to pour some emotion all over it. With I’m Still Thinking, out November 21, the singer–songwriter is stepping confidently into his main-character era, and honestly, the world has been waiting.

You might already know him as the smooth-voiced guy with 2.7 million monthly Spotify listeners, a Lollapalooza Berlin performance, and co-signs from Complex, PAPER, Teen Vogue, and more. But this new album? This is Myles Lloyd talking to himself out loud — and letting us listen in.

I’m Still Thinking is exactly what it sounds like: a late-night, lights-off, staring-at-the-ceiling kind of project. Across 13 tracks, Lloyd leans into love, loss, anxiety, and self-reflection — not in a sad-boy way, but in a “wow he really said that out loud?” way.

The production combines nostalgic textures, sleek modern R&B, and those butter-smooth falsetto moments that make you stop mid-scroll.

“‘I’m Still Thinking’ is the space between holding on and letting go… Making this album was like talking to myself out loud.”

You’ve definitely heard “Drive Me Crazy,” the futuristic R&B heater that went viral, picked up a massive ENHYPHEN co-sign, and shot onto South Korea’s Top 200, racking up over 22 million streams — plus another 19 million thanks to its remix “Crazy” with BUNT.

That track alone could’ve carried a whole EP, but Lloyd had other plans.

The next single, “Grapevine,” arrived on November 7 and brings a confident, charismatic energy that feels like cruising through a city at 1:30 AM. If “Drive Me Crazy” was the spark, “Grapevine” is the smirk that follows.

At just 27, Lloyd has been steadily building something real, from his earlier projects (Goodbye, Forever, Yours, WHAT MORE CAN I SAY?) to stages like Sol Blume. And while trends come and go quicker than a TikTok recipe, Lloyd’s art feels built to last.

There’s a sincerity in his writing, a pop polish in his production, and a vulnerability in his delivery that hits you right where your chest gets tight.

I’m Still Thinking is available now on all streaming platforms — the perfect soundtrack for everyone who feels too much, loves too hard, and thinks way past bedtime.

And KLAT will be right here obsessing.