Miles Davis

Miles Davis put jazz on the map. Then he spent his life helping to redraw it. Across six decades and more than 60 studio albums, he moved fluidly from bebop to cool jazz to fusion and beyond. With an unmistakable trumpet tone and ear for innovation, he created some of the most celebrated records in jazz history, including “Kind of Blue,” “Milestones,” and “Birth of the Cool." As an eight-time GRAMMY winner and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, he remains one of the most defining musicians of the 20th century. From the mat to the bike, Miles’ music can bring a sense of cool to every workout. The iconic track "So What" has an unhurried pace that invites you to sink deeply into a slow Yoga flow. With its rolling momentum and bold horn lines, "Milestones" can push you to pedal harder on the bike. And “Maiysha” is polished and smooth, mirroring the deliberate movements of Pilates.