My Super Nupe (HBCU)

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 the fire of Southern storytelling. Born in Birmingham, Alabama, Serena grew up in the church choir before commanding HBCU stages, where her smoky tone and raw honesty met the thunder of brass lines and drum cadences.

On My Super Nupe (Forever Fine), Serena delivers hooks that rise like hymns but ride the swagger of trap, fused with the drive of a marching band. Her raspy yet tender vocals wrap around the blare of horns and 808s, turning chants into anthems, verses into call-and-response, and hooks into something that feels both sacred and street.

Her performance style is both vulnerable and commanding — channeling gospel fire, halftime show grit, and deep love for culture. With each note, Serena becomes the bridge between the pews, the yard, and the block — embodying Southern heritage, HBCU pageantry, and modern soul-trap swagger.

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