Elijah Miller, a 24-year-old multi-genre artist, is shaped by an eclectic mix of styles and inspirations. Drawing influence from Idles, Bloc Party, Andy Shauf, and The Strokes, his creative work spans indie anthems to bold alt-rock punk tracks and mellow acoustic love songs.
The London-based musician and his group unveiled their EP, Idontlikethecold, featuring tracks like ‘Morning Sun’ and ‘Cowardly,’ which received local BBC Music Introducing airtime. Although each song is distinct and could fit on separate albums, Idontlikethecold masterfully weaves them together, creating a seamless transition from one track to the next.
Elijah Miller’s earlier work featured a stronger acoustic focus, but as the new decade unfolds, the Bedford artist has shifted towards a rockier path with increased reverb and rougher guitar tones. ICM witnessed his performance at The Old Blue Last in London over the weekend—his first show of the year—and there is considerable excitement surrounding this evolved sound.
Elijah’s audience has consistently grown in recent years, leading to a sold-out headline show at O2 Academy Islington 2 and his debut UK tour with six regional dates.
Music Gateway X Elijah Miller For Ignite
Aiming for future growth, Elijah plans to increase his release frequency in 2023 by producing a series of singles, an EP, and an album in collaboration with co-producer Joey Walker at Warner Chappell & RYP studios in London.
“Mosquito,” the initial collaboration between Elijah & Joey, quickly gained popularity and was featured on Spotify Editorials such as All-New Punk, Fresh Finds Rock, All New Rock, Shockwave, and the esteemed Fresh Finds. These playlists have a combined following of 1.9 million.
Music Gateway is proud to announce that Elijah Miller is one of the first artists to be signed to the Ignite program! Ignite is a funding program created by Music Gateway for independent artists, to help with distribution, sync representation & music publishing.
Listen to some of Elijah Miller’s amazing songs below!
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