Shelley Miller Chicago, Illinois
Shelley Miller isn't afraid to take chances. Less interested in genre than honesty, she pens darkly soulful tunes about
life just outside the lines. Folk? Perhaps...late-night jukebox folk. Gospel for non-believers folk. Had-one-too-many-and-lived-to-tell folk. Rock hymns for the unhemmed folk.
Shelley released her 4th album, February, in March 2012. She lives in Chicago.
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