Millie is as off the wall off the stage as she is on it. A bubbly and bright singer songwriter from South London she writes punchy, punky, bouncy rock pop songs that get you on your feet and moving. Scratch the surface though and lyrically her tough upbringing and life experiences can be felt too. A song writer of our times she can have you jumping up and down and grinning like a fool with songs like Thoroughbred Potato Head, or bring you to your knees emotionally with heartfelt ballads like Demon. If you haven't listened yet, you need to. ListenToThisBand had this to say about Demon; "This first outing For Millie seems to be a perfect way to introduce yourself to the world. Emotional, funny, honest, sexy, fun, intelligent and always personal. This is a beautiful EP and its something I cannot recommend Enough. It’s something you need to pick up. " Brandon Schiaphone of Mafia House Productions reviewed Demon giving it an overall rating of 9.3/10 "A refreshing blast from the past, English folk artist Millie Manders’s EP “Demon” reminds us of how music used to be, with an uplifting five-track record that radiates sassiness, with just a small touch of sentiment. With the title track touching on the subject of unreciprocated love, Manders shows her softer, more emotional side, before breaking into a more emphatic and catchy musical style in tracks that just make you want to dance and groove along with the rhythms, such as “Raw”, which features a subject matter based in sex, and “Mr. Stupid”, about an overconfident and selfish man. A particularly impressive aspect of this EP is Manders’s vocal work throughout the record. Not only is she really talented, but she flaunts her abilities with flair and soul that adds to the captivating effect demonstrated in many of her tracks. Her harmonies were also well-planned and finely executed, displaying her knowledge of her musical style and how to increase its quality, an attribute that’s most notable in “Demon” as it adds an emotional, almost haunting quality to the track." Steve from The Barton Quandry interviewed Millie after hearing "Raw" on a podcast and subsequently interviewed her. "I first came across Millie when I was listening to the Mr Peeps podcasts for my recent post on TBQ. The post featured the single Raw which is taken from Millie’s EP Demon. The way Manders punches out the words to Raw reminded me of the young Kate Nash on her first album. Infectiously catchy and evocative lyrics describing the raw feelings and emotions springing from a sexual impulse / desire / need. Demon is a fantastic collection of tracks which represent immaculately the range and talent this young singer/songwriter."