Authenticity and vulnerability are the two qualities twenty three year old, Moose Miller strives for in his music. The Ohio native has Appalachian roots that run as deep as the hills themselves, and his music is infused with an honesty and sincerity that seem to flow straight from his soul directly into his songs. He holds a deep reverence for the blood, sweat, and tears shed by those who work to carve out a living for themselves among the backwoods and hills he calls home. He draws much of his inspiration from his rural roots and upbringing as well as some in his musical heroes – Tyler Childers, Zach Bryan and The Isaacs.

Growing up in rural Pike County, Miller developed an early love for music in church. His father is a pastor, and he was raised on the soulful sounds of Southern gospel and bluegrass. Along with singing and playing guitar in church, the biggest thing in his early life though, was sports. Moose, a talented athlete, landed in Nashville on a basketball scholarship from 2019-2021. He discovered a creative outlet in songwriting during that time, and fell in love with songwriting. After meeting Jennifer Rai, Moose signed a music publishing/artist development deal with ginmarc entertainment in fall of 2022. He went into the studio early 2023, recorded his first project with producer Mark Bright (Carrie Underwood, Rascal Flatts) and has released four singles to all streaming services. “Where The Wild Things Are” “Time That Kills” “Lovin’Me” and his latest release, “Happily Die” have gained over 130,000 streams in less than 3 months. Miller is headed back into the studio with Bright to record additional music for an album release in 2024.

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