Angie Miller:  White Space
Reviewed by: Michael Buckley

"White Space", the new CD from Angie Miller, reflects the heart of a singer in her own room, writing and strumming, strumming and writing, simple thoughts, dwelling in the stream of consciousness and daydream. If you've had the opportunity to see Angie perform you'll know the feelings. The new CD "White Space" reminds me of the journal style approach of Roseanne Cash's "10 Song Demo." On a number of songs Angie is lifted higher by some of her (and our) finest musical friends, Jen Smith of Naked Blue and Meg Murray on two songs apiece. The songs become playful when Angie's friends sing harmonies. Six of the ten songs were produced in Annapolis by Steve Alexander (Six String Sailing, Annapolis Christmas). One song is particularly vibrant, perhaps due to a live recording technique employed by longtime collaborator, guitarist/producer Topher Sisson. The final track, which first appeared on Six-String Sailing, is a lush instrumental named after Angie's lovely daughter Maxine and features Larry Melton on bass and Dan Cassidy on violin. I recommend that you go and hang out with Angie Miller on a few of her local dates and then take her home with you in the form of the intimate new CD "White Space." (Taken from the CMG Reviews Archives)