My Super Nupe (Forever Fine)

Serena Miles is a powerhouse African American vocalist whose style recalls the grit and grace of Andra Day, blending jazz-soul rasp, gospel uplift, and Southern storytelling. Born in Birmingham, Alabama, Serena grew up singing in the church choir before finding her voice on HBCU stages, where her smoky tone and raw honesty captivated audiences.

On My Super Nupe (Forever Fine) Serena delivers soul-drenched hooks and riffs that feel like hymns rising from the pews but land squarely in the rhythm of trap. Her voice is raspy yet tender, cracked with truth, able to soar in a chorus and whisper intimacy in a verse.

Her performance style is both vulnerable and commanding — channeling pain, triumph, and deep love for culture. With each note, Serena carries the weight of Southern heritage, gospel fire, and modern soul swagger, making her the perfect counterbalance to Super Nupe’s raspy trap flow.

Often described as having a voice that is “like smoke wrapped in velvet,” Serena Miles stands as the soul of Soul-Trap, embodying resilience, love, and power every time she sings.