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Personally, I don’t view myself as sounding like a woman. I think I just have a soft quality to my voice, and then people immediately associate that with something extremely feminine.
— Mike Milosh, the voice behind Rhye’s sensual songs and one-half of what has now been revealed as an all-male duo. Rhye will release its fantastic debut album, Woman, this week. Hear more of the interview on NPR’s All Things Considered.
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