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2026Acoustic / Folk

Just Enough

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32 — Folk and folk-oriented
CanCon · MAPL
Acoustic / FolkRootsFolk RockReflectiveDrivingPianoGuitarVocalsBassElectric GuitarDrumsVocals: Male
Format
single
Released
September 29, 2026
Label
SlowDown Records
Language
English
ISRC
QT9XL2624282

Audio analysis

Measured automatically

Tempo

165 BPM

Key

F major

Camelot 7B

Loudness

-10.2 LUFS

Danceability

1.1

Sounds like:
Jazz 28%
Acoustic 75%
— detected from the audio, not the artist's tags

About this track

miles from nowhere. returns with “Just Enough,” a warm roots-rock track about uncertainty and finding your place. Featuring Jim Bowskill (The Sheepdogs, Blue Rodeo) and mixed by Nick Nagurka (Vulfpeck, Theo Katzman). Miles played the Mikinakoos Fire Relief Benefit in Toronto alongside Logan Staats, Julian Taylor and Jeremy Dutcher. Its 1970s So-Cal groove suits mellow drives; a video and Ontario tour opening for Logan Staats will support release.

The story behind it

Coming back home after time has passed, reflecting on your life and how things have changed. Inspired by the music of Jackson Browne & Hiss Golden Messenger.

Lyrics

My eyes feel tired My heart is heavy I don’t know how long I can hide I drive down the road Roads I call home I don’t feel like I belong Doin’ Just Enough to get by Doin Just enough to get by I feel so low, on my own I’m doin’ just enough To get by Walls close in, lost my kin Harder and harder to breathe If there’s one thing I know When I don’t know where to go You’ll be there by my side I’m doin’ just enough to get by I’m doin’ just enough to get by I feel so low, on my own I’m doin’ just enough To get by Doin’ just enough, yeah Doin’ just enough, yeah (Doin’ just enough, yeah) (Doin’ just enough, yeah) (Doin’ just enough, yeah) (Doin’ just enough, yeah)

Credits

Written by
Miles Evans-Branagh, Michael Rajna
Produced by
Miles Evans-Branagh
Featuring
miles from nowhere.
Mixed by
Nick Nagurka
Mastered by
Philip Shaw Bova