Nias Miller & Kelly-Marie Anderson Flood Us With Positive Vibes On “Be Yourself”

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Nias Miller & Kelly-Marie Anderson

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“Be Yourself” should stimulate your mind, body, and soul.

I’ve said it before, and I will certainly say it again: It is very important to listen to feel-good music as much as you can. With that being said, Nias Miller and Kelly-Marie Anderson’s “Be Yourself” track will definitely put you in a good mood.

“Be Yourself” is powered by an uptempo EDM instrumental that WILL make you pump your fist, move your feet, and nod your head. Over it, Kelly-Marie Anderson and Nias Miller both sing passionately about the importance of being yourself and living life carefree. While the former’s vocals straddle the line between soothing and soul-clenching, the latter’s vocals straddle the line between electrifying and engaging. The two musicians also bless us with amazing melodies.

I recommend that you listen to “Be Yourself” every single day (And twice on Sunday).



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