Jacob Miller is an artist that creates with intention and integrity. Preferring lyrical precision over flashy production, Miller’s skillful yet effortless guitar style serves as a modern take on the established yet expansive genre of Singer-Songwriter. With unusual candor and intent, Miller stands apart for his thoughtful musicality and timeless sound. Writing music from the age of 13, gigging heavily in different bands and even working as a farm hand while studying the regional sound throughout North America, Miller’s culmination of experiences have embedded themselves in his musical stylings. In this way, his style is a reflection of his learnings, creating an approachable nature while balancing subtle sophistication. Garnering praise while performing for NBC’s “The Voice” in 2020, Nick Jonas said Miller is “connected to every word he sings” and James Taylor admitted that the aspiring artist has “really got something.” Drawing in fans from around the world, Miller is known for his passion and authenticity. With a string of singles and a debut album already out (<a href="https://open.spotify.com/album/6CUrSg5Q9BlVRUvusbLN71?si=i741UQi1Qou-25ECdQSJYg" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">This New Home</a>, 2019), Miller has just ushered in a new chapter with the anticipated release of his sophomore album, Around My Head. The album is a collaboration with Patrick Tetreault, Craig Alvin (Kacey Musgraves, Brittany Howard) and Grammy-winning composer/trumpeter, <a href="https://open.spotify.com/artist/1TkmC6THGB2mTeNZHdoM7I?si=U-Qm2LYlSlmV296Ccu4dnw" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">Charlie Porter</a>. Around My Head aims to draw from his past music while establishing a fresh take on his abilities as a songwriter, composer and bandleader. <a href="http://jacobmillermusic.net/" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">http://jacobmillermusic.net/</a>--------------------------------- On Eliza Edens’ sophomore album We’ll Become the Flowers, she seeks to understand what happens after the end. Whether grappling with heartache or a loved one's mortality, the Brooklyn-based songwriter reimagines endings not as finite events but as devotional experiences that give way to new beginnings. Edens takes inspiration from folk luminaries such as Nick Drake, Karen Dalton and Elizabeth Cotten, sowing her compositions with introspection born from her own grief. What emerges is a glowing collection of songs that serve as a map through tumult, toward hope. <a href="https://www.eliza-edens.com/" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">https://www.eliza-edens.com/</a> --------------------------------- Amanda Winterhalter fronts a gothic Americana band in Seattle, weaving together threads of 1960s girl group AM pop, gritty indie Americana, and blues-tinged southern rock. Glide Magazine calls her latest release What’s This Death “A courageous work of the aching soul that is equally stunning and thought-provoking. Winterhalter showcases head-turning vocals that makes for a fascinating Adele meets Wanda Jackson vocal stew.” <a href="https://amandawinterhalter.com/" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent; color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">https://amandawinterhalter.com/</a>