Jen Miller is a Nashville-based artist, producer, and songwriter known for unflinching, emotionally precise songwriting that blends folk roots with pop, R&B, and soul. Raised in Columbus, Ohio, she began writing music as a teenager and quickly found success as an independent artist, crowdfunding and releasing numerous projects that charted on iTunes, touring nationally, and opening for artists including Ed Sheeran, Passenger, Cage The Elephant, and Young the Giant, all before the age of 22.

After a period working in politics and communications, Miller returned fully to music, emerging as a record producer with her 2019 album Blue Earth. She has co-written and produced for artists like Adam Mac, Harper Grae, Jenna Devries, and Nina Lee, with work featured in People, CMT, MTV, and Billboard.

In 2023, grief reshaped her sound on Smoky Mountain Special, a stark, banjo-driven roots record that earned Recording Academy consideration for Best Folk Album and Best American Roots song.

Now a full-time songwriter, producer, and Recording Academy member, Miller’s latest album Quiet Parts Out Loud captures an artist naming the truth plainly — in work, love, and the private negotiations of being human. “My challenge to myself this year was to release two albums in a calendar year, but only if I could be proud of both of them,” Jen said. “When you put something like that into the universe and work, it’s deeply satisfying to see it come together. My SECOND album of the year Jen Miller Must Die will be out Friday, November 13th, 2026... this year!”