Valentine’s season creeps in with its soft pink marketing and loud situationships but Orlee Miles is choosing a different lane. The Lagos based alternative Afro R&B and neo soul artist returns with Just Like That, a record that is not begging for attention but absolutely deserves it. This is music for people who still want love with intention, not vibes that expire by Monday morning.

Just Like That floats on nostalgic synths, gentle rhythms, and carefully stacked vocals that feel lived in. Orlee leans fully into reassurance, vulnerability, and ride or die affection at a time when romance is often treated like fast food. No chop and go energy here. This is slow burn love, emotional availability, and presence without apology. His melodies glide with ease, and the harmonies signal an artist who is growing more confident in both sound and self.

The record is rooted in real life. Orlee pulls from personal experiences of yearning and emotional openness, alongside a recent encounter with two time Grammy Award winner Tems. Her commitment to honesty and emotional truth clearly struck a chord. The influence shows up in intention, not imitation, with Afro R&B, Afropop, and Afro Fusion used as tools for storytelling rather than trend chasing.