Hannah Miller

"This Alabama native has been a regular at Jammin Java for a few years now, so repeat listeners will be happy to know she's coming around this time with a brand new CD, "Storms of Summer". On it, Miller wraps her husky voice around songs that borrow from nursery rhymes, church hymns, and good old fashioned themes of love, loss, and longing."

-K. Oliver - Free Times

"...I don't think another voice could do to the well-known phrase- 'ashes, ashes, we all fall down'- what Hannah Miller has done. Sultry and defiant, it makes me want to sing nursery ryhmes."

-Otis R. Taylor Jr. - The State Newspaper

"Female singer-songwrters have often been too readily compared to other female singers. It's an easy trap for artists and critics to fall in, but simply saying that someone sounds like Joni Mitchell or Ani DiFranco...is sometims just the best way to describe a singer. But not Hannah Miller- here is a female vocalist who cannot be fitted into some designated slot. Her debut EP, "Storms of Summer" finds her in a soulful, sultry tone one song, and then a wistful, breathy voice the next. It doesn't hurt that she can write one heck of a song, either."

-Tug Baker - Free Times

"...Like Norah Jones but with a touch more twang and a wistful lilt like Basia Bulat, Miller is nothing but winning charm and grace on stage." - Free Times