Den Miller, a distinguished singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, is renowned for crafting songs that blend compelling melodies, memorable sing-along choruses, and insightful lyrics. His dynamic stage presence captivates audiences, delivering performances filled with clarity, energy, and a touch of humour that resonate deeply while conveying meaningful messages. Release: Bless The Rains
Den’s latest album, Bless The Rains, draws inspiration from his experiences living in Kenya. The album explores diverse themes, including cultural stereotypes, challenging decisions, reflections on corrupt leadership, gratitude for privilege, finding value in adversity, the transformative power of hope, and even the simple joys of tea. Known for his unique and thought-provoking perspective, Den’s new work expands his creative vision, offering listeners a rich and engaging musical journey.
Den’s live shows are a vibrant mix of “wildly comic to deeply poignant” songs, accompanied by his skilful playing of guitar, keyboard, harmonica, and autoharp. His interactive performances often invite audience participation, creating an unforgettable experience. Described as “an experience not to be missed,” Den Miller’s concerts combine musical excellence with emotional depth and universal appeal.
We frequently receive inquiries about how we source the independent artists featured on Daz In The Hat Radio. Our team employs several methods to discover fresh talent, many artists send their music directly to Daz In The Hat Radio Central. We receive tracks through professional agents representing unsigned artists. Our team also actively explores Bandcamp to identify promising new talent from around the world. To stay updated on the latest unsigned artists we feature, follow Daz In The Hat on our platform. Below is a selection of artists whose music we have recently downloaded and featured.
Den Miller
Nick Cody
My musical journey began in 1975, busking in Guildford city centre, UK, under my given name before adopting the stage name Nick Cody. Armed with a worn Kay acoustic guitar, I performed cover songs from my favourite artists of the era, earning approximately £3 per hour. This income was significant at the time, as vinyl albums retailed for under £2.50, allowing me to expand my music collection. The 1970s were a defining period for me, deeply influenced by the singer-songwriter movement. Albums such as Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young’s 4 Way Street, Tom Waits’ Closing Time, and Bob Dylan’s Blood on the Tracks were constant inspirations. These records, with their compelling lyrics and memorable melodies, continue to resonate with me over four decades later, shaping my enduring appreciation for music centred on strong song writing and timeless tunes. In 2000, I transitioned to composing world and ambient music, contributing to various media projects. Notably, my work was featured in television and radio productions, including the award-winning Channel 4 short film My Amersham. This marked a significant milestone in my career, blending my passion for music with professional creative endeavours.
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Kath Reade
