Miles Jenson confronts media bias with gripping new single “Country Club”

Miles Jenson returns with “Country Club,” the striking lead single from his upcoming EP Sunshine Goldmine, out June 20th via King Garbage (Jon Batiste, The Weeknd). Pairing lush, groove-laced production with razor-sharp lyricism, Jenson takes aim at the class and racial disparities in how addiction is portrayed in the media.

Inspired by a news segment on Atlanta’s “Heroin Triangle,” Jenson’s opening verse pulls no punches: “Quarterback in cotillion / Prom queens on heroin / Father on Ashley Madison / Detox with a four car drive.”

It’s a potent preview of Sunshine Goldmine—a genre-blurring, soulfully cinematic three-song EP that explores personal growth and political critique in equal measure. With nods to Stax Records and the literate intensity of Fiona Apple, Jenson continues to carve out a fearless space in modern songwriting—unflinching, artful, and utterly his own.