MILCK Unveils New Stripped Version Of Breakthrough Anthem “Quiet”

Atlantic Records singer/songwriter/activist, MILCK has released a powerful new version of her viral song, “Quiet” – available today via all DSPs. “Quiet (Stripped)” and the accompanying performance video premiered exclusively earlier today via Billboard and can be downloaded and streamed HERE. Watch the official performance video below.

 
“Quiet” will be featured during a pivotal moment in tonight’s highly anticipated season finale of the critically acclaimed new series, The Bold Type. The episode airs tonight at 9 pm exclusively on Freeform (check local listings).

Now regarded as one of Los Angeles’ most gifted and unique rising singer-songwriters, MILCK will also be featured on tonight’s installment of KCET’s original music series, Artbound Presents Studio A. The episode premieres tonight at 10 pm PT via Southern California’s KCET, followed by its nationwide debut via Link TV (DirecTV 375 and DISH network 9410) beginning September 19th at 10:30 pm ET/PT. Artbound Presents Studio A will also be streamed online at KCET. MILCK’s performance of “Quiet” is available to watch now up on KCET’s official YouTube page.
 
This Friday will see MILCK performing “Quiet” at Women Moving Millions’ Annual Summit & 10 Year Anniversary Celebration, to be held September 8th at New York City’s Brooklyn Museum. A global philanthropic community dedicated to the advancement of women and girls around the world, the non-profit organization houses an extraordinary donor base of committed, purposeful women, each making unprecedented gifts of $1 million or more. For more, please seewomenmovingmillions.org.

Born Connie Lim, MILCK has spent much of the last decade crafting a series of acclaimed independent releases while tirelessly performing increasing well-attended gigs around her native Los Angeles. Penned in 2015 with frequent collaborator Adrianne Gonzalez, “Quiet” proved MILCK’s worldwide breakthrough, a cathartic pop anthem for people of all races, creeds, and colors who have suffered and survived in the face of trauma, trial, and tribulation.
 
In January 2017, MILCK traveled east to the momentous Women’s March On Washington where she teamed up with the #ICANTKEEPQUIET Choir of DC, a 25 member group of diverse female vocalists and activists. Together they united to deliver seven a capella street performances, surprising fellow marchers throughout the day with remarkably soulful renditions of “Quiet.” A fan video of the flash mob performances – streaming now at MILCK’s YouTube channel – quickly went viral, drawing over 15 million plays in just two days. By week’s end, MILCK had appeared on TBS’s Full Frontal With Samantha Bee – performing “Quiet” alongside the GW Sirens and Capitol Blend – while also earning massive media attention from theWashington Post, NPR, Refinery29, BuzzFeed, AP, Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair, and many more. MILCK has spent the past months since speaking as well as performing “Quiet” and other powerful songs at other major events for various organizations including the ACLU, Planned Parenthood, Women In The World and more.
 
Earlier this year, MILCK shared the news of her partnership with Atlantic Records directly with fans in a handwritten letter posted on her social media platforms. The letter, which explained her heartfelt decision, was shared wider in her hometown’sLA Weekly, alongside a beautiful profile feature. Widely acclaimed for her distinctive blend of classical, pop, and provocative, poetic lyricism, MILCK has drawn attention for tracks including “Devil Devil,” featured in an array of TV projects including FOX’s Lucifer and E!’s The Royals. MILCK is currently readying her much-anticipated Atlantic Records debut EP which is set for release early next year and will feature a new studio version of “Quiet” inspired by the impact the song has had on survivors around the globe.