Angie Miller

Acoustic Rock artist Angie Miller is an award winning singer/songwriter who performs her original music at clubs, coffeehouses, festivals, and colleges throughout the mid-Atlantic region. She has worked with GRAMMY winning producers such as John Alagia (John Mayer, Dave Matthews, Jason Mraz) and GRAMMY nominated engineer Bill Plummer (Cee-Cee Wynans.) Angie's debut CD, Ricochet, was released by Big Mo Records in 1996, featuring guitar legend Danny Gatton.

Angie's debut CD, Ricochet, was released by Big Mo Records in 1996, featuring guitar legend Danny Gatton. She has since produced two independent releases; White Space (2001) is an all-acoustic recording that is organic and moving with sparse arrangements and introspective lyrics while Play (2003) is an exceptional live recording featuring a top-notch band that showcases Angie's great songwriting, smart lyrics, beautiful melodies and strong pop hooks. She is currently in the studio producing her next CD due out later this year.

Following in the footsteps of Americana songwriters such as Joni Mitchell and James Taylor, Angie mixes a smart pop style into modern folk rock tunes and introspective ballads that hook the listener into the story being told in each song. As Waazzup Magazine says, "Her music, which is both playful and thoughtful, mixes folk ballads and sultry standards, and alternative acoustic pop." Angie's music cuts straight to the heart and comfortably slides up next to your own experiences and memories like a good conversation. "Nothing can replace experience and talent when it comes to knowing how to capture an audience," says washingtonpost.com reviewer Maria Villafana.