As a devoted follower of the British indie-pop music scene, the release of Genevieve Miles' So heavy, so hard to hold EP sparks genuine excitement. The standout track "Beer In The Fridge" enchanting song serves as a testament to this singer-songwriter prowess in crafting bittersweet reflections on past relationships. The acoustic guitar, combined with her emotive vocals, creates a poignant atmosphere. What's particularly thrilling is the departure from a stripped-back acoustic sound in the song's second half, where whimsical melodies, floating violins, and hand-tapped percussion offer a sonic journey from the dreams of the past to the possibilities of the future. In the broader context of championing women in the music industry, "Beer In The Fridge" stands as a remarkable example of Genevieve's unapologetic expression. Her fearless approach to dissecting the complexities of love challenges traditional norms and elevates the presence of women in indie-pop. In a landscape often dominated by male voices, Genevieve Miles' focus track emerges as a beacon of creativity and authenticity, reinforcing the belief that women play a crucial role in shaping the narrative of indie-pop's future.