Miller Campbell

After a string of standout singles "All Night", "Self Medicated," "Runaway Arms," "3 AM" and the breakout hit "Bad" Miller Campbell delivers her full, razor-sharp package with her self-titled debut album. "The songs on (Miller's) rambunctious self-titled album are crammed with coiled guitar licks, taut rhythms, and skinny-tie synths, all bound together by forceful vocals that recall Pat Benatar and the Go-Go's… Her obsession with Chrissie Hynde also clearly shines through." — Stephen Deusner (Uncut, Pitchfork, NYT)

Miller Campbell blends heartland grit with coastal shimmer, gritty guitars meet dreamy synths, all wrapped in an unmistakable Rock'and'Roll snarl. Her songwriting spans biting confessionals ("3 AM"), introspective anthems ("All Night"), and haunting vulnerability ("Self Medicated") featured in the Sony/Blumhouse thriller "AfrAId" earlier this year.

Crafted in Hollywood with producer Matt Drenik (Battleme, Louise Post, Acid Tongue), the record channels everything from 70s rock radio to synth-drenched indie grit. It's nostalgic and immediate, made to crackle on vinyl and scream from a car stereo.