CAMPBELL, MILLER

Miller Campbell, Crocodile Cafe, Seattle, Sept 2018. courtesy millercampbell.com

Homebase: Seattle
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Misc Notes: "It might be easy and expected for Miller Campbell to trade on the legacy of her family’s musical icon. But, this cousin on the late country music giant Glen Campbell is decidedly her own woman and musician. The Seattle native ... recently delivered her debut album, Sweet Whiskey." [Text adapted from www.truckernews.com]  "On Sweet Whiskey, Seattle country artist Miller Campbell has boldly declared her intent to claim a prominent place in the canon of western music. It would serve us all well to take Ms. Campbell at her word. Armed with a voice at turns clear and bright as high mountain air and round, warm, and rough in all the right places, Campbell sings with a natural assuredness usually only found in artists with decades of experience. She gets it honest, but almost never got here at all ... With a fake I.D. and big dreams, Campbell immersed in the Seattle music scene. At nineteen she formed a band called Twisted Dixie and things started to go their way in a big way. 'We were HOT in the Seattle scene' laughs Campbell. They played huge venues, casinos, rodeos and were soon selling out in their home town ... Written in Battleground, WA and Nashville, TN, Campbell rounded up a crew of star players to help bring her vision to life, including Tim Hanseroth (Brandi Carlile), Harrison Yount (Kacey Musgraves), blues artist Amber Sweeney, and Andrew Joslyn (Macklemore). The record was recorded with producer Geoff Ott (3 Doors Down, Ra Scion) at London Bridge Studio in Seattle, WA. “It was extremely important to me to record in WA” says Campbell. 'I want to show the world what country music in the PNW is really all about!'" [Text adapted from www.millercampbell.com.]

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