There are 5 artists Called Milkman:

1) Stage alias of electronic pro… Read Full Bio ↴There are 5 artists Called Milkman:

1) Stage alias of electronic producer and performer Gregg Luskin.
2) A Dutch punk/hardcore band
3) Mexican producer based in monterrey (she's a tease member)
4) Grindcore band from Weymouth, MA
5) Rapper/Producer from Salamanca, NY

1) Milkman - Electronic Producer
Milkman is the stage alias of Electronic & Dance music producer Gregg Luskin from San Diego, CA. Milkman began his career as a mashup producer/DJ in 2007, and quickly became one of the leading names in the mashup genre. From 2008 - 2011, Milkman toured the country extensively while simultaneously pursuing a degree in Computer Science at the University of California, Santa Barbara. After releasing three widely successful mashup albums throughout his college years (downloads reaching the millions) and playing countless mashup shows, Milkman released his first original dance track, "Breaking Free", which debuted in iTunes Top 25 for Dance. He followed up the success of "Breaking Free" with a four-song Electronic/Dance EP, "Fragments", which itself debuted at #2 on the iTunes electronic chart. He has performed alongside artists such as Dada Life, Diplo/Major Lazer, LA Riots, Crystal Castles, Kid Cudi, Lupe Fiasco, Lil' John and many more.

He now currently tours with an elaborate laser light show that, using a unique combination of programming & controllerism (developed by Milkman), allows him to control both the sound and the lights simultaneously- resulting in an unparalleled light show that creatively and uniquely mimics the music being played and the actions of his controllerism. While not on his rigorous tour schedule, Milkman owns his own studio in Los Angeles, CA where he records, mixes and masters all of his original tracks as well as produces and records for various other artists. Additionally, every two weeks he releases a new 'After Hours' mix, showcasing the latest in EDM and is available for free on both his SoundCloud page, iTunes Podcast and his website. Prior to digital musical production Gregg Luskin was the lead guitarist of the alternative/punk rock quartet, A Dead Givewaway under Pacific Records.

2) Milkman - punk/hardcore band
In Tilburg, Netherlands in the mid-80`s, there was a hardcore band called S.R.V and a hardcore band called Kutnaam 1001. In 1994 Kutnaam 1001-vocalist Meeri joined forces with the three S.R.V.-members. From that moment on they became known as MilkMan.

This band's first efforts were a demo called "It`s Not a Choice" (1995) and their first CD "Combover World" (1998). Loud, fast and tight was going to be their motto. In 2000 Kangaroo Records (Amsterdam) started to show interest in the band. Having a reputation for releasing loud and fast hardcore, Milkman felt it would be the perfect label. In 2001 Kangaroo released their second CD "Fresh Fruit For Rotten Aliens". The reactions to the CD were beyond the band's expectations and the MilkMan name started to spread further and further. This resulted in more compilations, The Official DRI Tribute CD and a split single with Dutch band Plankton.

Early 2003 Milkman released their third album, "Is this Punk enough for you?", again on the Kangaroo label. The CD was comprised of 21 songs that "bursted off" in 24 minutes. Since then Milkman played live with bands such as DRI, UK Subs, Cause for Alarm, Poison Idea, Gang Green, Carnivore, Pro-Pain, The Anti Nowhere League, and Municipal Waste. In August 2007 their fourth album, Nostalgiator, was released by the Shield Recordings label. This CD was reminiscent of their "fast, loud and tight" playing style, but was also slightly more diverse. It took the band three days instead of the usual two to record and mix it. Their 15th anniversary was celebrated in September 2009 with an album release, "15 years of Hell".

4) Milkman is also the name of a Weymouth, MA USA based DIY e-grind act. His complete demos can be downloaded here for free : grindcorekaraoke.bandcamp.com
Whole Milk is a compilation of Low-fat 1% and Low-fat 2% demos originally recorded in 1997-98. The complete demos compilation titled Whole Milk - The Complete Milkman Demos can be downloaded for free at Grindcore Karaoke: http://grindcorekaraoke.com/album/whole-milk-the-complete-milkman-demos

5) Milkman is the name of former artist RileyEugeneBrown, who hails from Salamanca, NY. His work consists of genre-bending art. His new single “Ballsle” is out now on all streaming platforms, which is the theme song for his game “ballsle”, which is a parody of Wordle.

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Milkman Lyrics

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I was gonna walk deep into the night
For a 100 miles till I see the light
You can read my mind
I can see your soul
We are so alike
Like fish in a little bowl

Oh, tell me how it's been so long

This is how I feel, yeah
This is how I feel, yeah
This is how I feel
Time, what if I could give you mine
Would it be enough to shine
I'd give it all

Show me what you got
A little coffee cup of yours
Can it work it's magic
Can it bring us to the times before
Man was just a boy, lady was a girl
Does it have to change
The way we see the world
We are so alike
We're like fish in a little bowl, yeah

Tell me how it's been so long
This is how I feel, yeah
This is how I feel, yeah
This is how I feel
Time, what if I could give you mine
Would it be enough to shine
I'd give it all

Tell me how it's been so long (so long)

This is how I feel, yeah
This is how I feel

Overall Meaning

In this song, Milkman contemplates the idea of time and how it affects us in unique ways. He starts off by saying he was going to walk for a hundred miles until he saw the light, perhaps metaphorically meaning he was searching for something in his life. He then mentions the idea of being able to read someone's mind and see their soul, indicating a deep connection with another person, and the line "we are so alike, like fish in a little bowl" reinforces this idea of being close to someone.

Milkman then asks for someone to "show me what you got" and references the idea of a coffee cup and its ability to bring them back to a simpler time, when "man was just a boy, lady was a girl." He questions if things have to change and if that changes the way we see the world.

The chorus repeats several times with Milkman questioning how it's been so long and saying "this is how I feel." The final stanza repeats the idea of time and Milkman's willingness to give it all if it means being able to shine.

Overall, the song seems to be about nostalgia and the desire to go back to a simpler time, but also an acceptance of the inevitability of change and the passing of time.

Line by Line Meaning

I was gonna walk deep into the night
I had the intention of walking long into the night.

For a 100 miles till I see the light
I would have walked 100 miles to get to enlightenment.

You can read my mind
You have the ability to understand my thoughts and feelings.

I can see your soul
I can perceive the essence of your being.

We are so alike
We share many similarities.

Like fish in a little bowl
We are like fish in a small environment.

Oh, tell me how it's been so long
Please share with me why it has been such a long time.

This is how I feel, yeah
This is the emotion I am experiencing.

Time, what if I could give you mine
If I could give you my time, what would happen?

Would it be enough to shine
Would it be sufficient to radiate light?

I'd give it all
I would give everything I have.