Kane Miller - Catch My Heart [Review] January 29, 2021 by Travis Erwin in Music, Singer/Songwriter, Folk Rating: 4 out of 5 “Kane Miller is no stranger to our readers and listeners and the talented Canadian songwriter is back with a Folksy ode to the insecurities of love. A tender guitar melody and Miller’s emotive vocals draw us in and make us feel every word. ” — Travis Erwin (LA on Lock Blogger)
Kane Miller - Something New [Review] May 15, 2020 by Travis Erwin in Music, Singer/Songwriter, Indie Pop Rating: 4 out of 5 “Kane Miller is an artist we have featured before, and again he has given us a single that I am compelled to share. A song of hope and rebirth, ‘Something New’ delivers an energy that feels like the first bright rays of warm sunshine after a long chilly night. The hope is tangible in both the lyrics and performance, giving this track a light airy vibe of optimism that we can all feed off of.” — Travis Erwin (LA on Lock Blogger)
Kane Miller - Through That Door [Review] August 16, 2019 by Travis Erwin in Music, Singer/Songwriter Rating: 4.5 out of 5 “Tender vocals and a soft guitar melody bring out the emotion from lyrics about finding the one. This is the type of love song that will be incorporated into wedding ceremonies, the kind of song that brings couples closer and opens hearts. ” — Travis Erwin (LA on Lock Blogger)
Kane Miller - Sleeping Sea [Review] June 15, 2019 by Travis Erwin in Music, Singer/Songwriter Rating: 4 out of 5 “The steady driving melody lays the groundwork for a calm relaxing float on this ‘Sleeping Sea.’ Kane Miller again taps into the waters of the human emotion with a subtle beauty that makes him a pleasure to listen to over and over again.” — Travis Erwin (LA on Lock Blogger)
Kane Miller - All We Need [Review] April 26, 2019 by Travis Erwin in Music, Singer/Songwriter Rating: 3.5 out of 5 “With a beautiful guitar melody and honest lyrics delivered from the heart, Kane Miller gvies us ‘All We Need’ with this single. Music critics often have a lot to say, but at times there are no apt words. Only honest emotion. No need to wax poetically about a song that is best listened to, to be appreciated.” — Travis Erwin (LA on Lock Blogger)