“Alluring…She makes a powerful first impression, and then, even better, a series of more complex and lasting ones.” -Anthony DeCurtis, Contributing Editor, Rolling Stone "Exquisite sensitivity...talented…steadfastly original." -Anne O' Neary, Music Connection Magazine "Superior…sexy…unmistakable…New York City’s best kept singer-songwriter secret.” -Tom Semioli, Amplifier Magazine “Soulful voice…excellent songwriting…Superb.” -Mike Cavanaugh, All Access Magazine "Terrific talent…a multiple threat…Miller is a gifted musician…artful songwriter… genuine." -Ken Copabianco, Cape Cod News / Boston Globe “Sheri Miller’s performance...Timeless…classic.” -Kevin Mathews, TODAY online “Brilliant…gorgeous…(“Spoons”) could be a bonafide hit for Miller…The best way to describe Sheri Miller is to say she’s a star in waiting.” -Wildy, Wildy’s World “Inspiring and induces joy…a breath of fresh air…sparkling tunes. If this were a time of earlier AM radio, Miller would be a star.” -Arthur Orfanos, Performer Magazine “The songs stick. Instantly catchy, memorable, radio-friendly, someone should sign this gal! (She’s the) musical descendent of the master of confessional, Joni Mitchell…With the kind of musical bed provided here, there’s no telling how far she could go.” -Mike Greenblatt, The Aquarian Weekly "Fantastic...Sheri Miller’s portfolio of music and undeniable talent both in songwriting and performance mean that her future in the music industry will undoubtedly be very bright." -Kevin Allen, Song Revelation "An honesty and elegance rarely found." -Marcy Drexler, National Academy of Popular Music, Songwriter's Hall of Fame “Utterly fantastic…One of the best female singer/songwriters that come across during my time in new media.” -Zack Daggy, The MothPod Podcast Pop music could very well have a new diva to contend with…I love (her)…original…great voice…great lyrical ability, great music.” -Michael Johnson, hotindienews.com "Devastatingly beautiful songs...sends chills up & down my spine...excellent songwriter, excellent singer." -Steve Shapiro, UBL.com /ArtistDirect.com -------- "I Could Love You Still" is written and performed by Sheri Miller, produced by Will Lee (Dave Letterman Orchestra) and features legendary musicians Steve Cropper on guitar (played, wrote "Sittin' On The Dock Of The Bay," Blues Brothers), Paul Shaffer on Hammond B3 organ, piano (Dave Letterman Orchestra), Will Lee on bass, Shawn Pelton on drums (Saturday Night Live), and Tabitha Fair on background vocals. Mixed by Frank Filipetti Mastered by Fred Kevorkian Photos and Art Design by Sandrine Lee ----------- Sheri Miller was born in Long Island, New York, in an extremely musical and creative home. Her mother was an opera singer and classical pianist, while her uncle was a recording engineer, who worked with Chick Korea and James Brown. Sheri began taking classical piano lessons at age seven, but even then rebelled by composing her own original songs, rather than practicing her classical pieces. She began teaching herself acoustic guitar, and singing along with Ella Fitzgerald, Etta James, Billie Holiday, The Beatles and The Beach Boys. While Sheri was singing in local Philly blues bands, writing songs secretly in her bedroom, and getting a degree in English and Poetry at U Penn, an incredible coincidence happened to Sheri. She began dreaming of a Casio Keyboard over many months, to her help her write songs in her bedroom, instead of walking 20 minutes to the jazz piano practice room. One dreamy Sunday morning, after an especially vivid keyboard dream, Sheri took an alternate scenic path to the library, instead of her usual straight path. She passed a 1-day church sale. To her amazement, she saw and bought the exact same buzzing Casio keyboard she had dreamt of the night before, for $20. This “gentle” push and “tiny miracle” naturally opened and gently nudged Sheri to composing songs on her new keyboard everyday, awakening her artistry. She says “Since then I believe coincidences are just visible lines in our destiny.” Sheri further polished her artistry and songwriting voice in NY, LA, Philly and Nashville by playing in venues like Living Room, Rockwood Music Hall, Canal Room, Joe’s Pub, Bowery Ballroom, 12th and Porter, B. B. King’s, World Café Live, and Hotel Café. Upon releasing her critically-acclaimed debut EP “Mantra,” Sheri was named one of Music Connection’s “Hot 100 Unsigned Artists,” and played on KCRW, KEAO and WAXQ. She was asked to join a 4-part vocal harmony group in Nashville, The Delilahs, which soon signed to Sony Music. Sheri began co-writing with icon J.D. Souther (The Eagles), Al Anderson, Jill Sobule, Shawn Mullins, Marcus Hummon and Kim Richey, as well as other Grammy-Award winning songwriters. Sheri then released her critically-acclaimed EP “Winning Hand,” produced, mixed and engineered by Kevin Killen (U2, Peter Gabriel), and featuring musicians Will Lee on bass, Charley Drayton on drums and Gerry Leonard on guitars. On the dovetail of "Winning Hand" Sheri was given another wonderful opportunity. She began recording a new song, produced by Will Lee. It featured Steve Cropper on electric guitar, Paul Shaffer on B3 organ and piano, (playing James Brown's B3 organ), Will Lee on bass, Shawn Pelton on drums, Tabitha Fair and Will Lee on background vocals, and is mixed by Frank Filipetti. Sheri will release this new song in 2012.