**ISC Festival4Stars UK.... WINNER! 2010**
(Brand new tune)

**** G Miley nominated in the 10th ANNUAL INDEPENDENT MUSIC AWARDS 2011****

****Among the Top 5 Acts in Today FM Unsigned**

'Immediately when I heard his voice,I was like Wow this guy has a sensational voice - and looks to be a really great songwriter too' Paul Bushnell - Musical director for The Commitments comments on Today FM March 2011.

Recent Co-Writes with Tim Fraser (Tina Turner,Lulu) & Jez Ashurst (Boyzone, Will Young) January/Feb 2011 **Sun 30th Jan 2011 8pm,Terminal Studios,London (Showcase)

**Selected for IMRO 'Artist Spotlight' Dec 2010!

**Selected for Sonicbids 'Artist Spotlight' Nov 2010!

EP OUT NOW ON ITUNES link at bottom of page.. 'The Undiscovered Songbook Tour' Recent dates added: Supports Gemma Hayes Supports JACK L G Miley & TSSO performs with Don Baker on stage Sun 30th Jan 2011 Terminal Studios,London (Showcase) Guest Spot- OSGT Raddison Hotel,Sligo 5th & 23rd Feb, Radisson, Galway &16th March, TF Royal Theatre, Castlebar Debut EP Launch Sat 27th Nov 2010 40.000 people attend 'Dublin Soul festival' gigs last May 29th/30th 2010 where GMiley & The Soul Street Orchestra had 3 slots. The Songwriter: **Rising Stars- Review** '

Lots of artists claim to have soul. It's a word that gets bandied around rather frequently these days. Some artists have it and some just don't. In his cover of Sam and Dave's classic tune, James Brown proudly belted out “I'm a soul man” and he certainly meant it. Brown sang every song like his life depended on it. Every note, every lyric, every pause had soul. Other artists, however, who claim to have soul seem rather lacklustre in that department.

When Brandon Flowers of The Killers sang “I got soul but I'm not a soldier”, it felt a little flat. I can't help but think of Bill Bailey's parody lyrics “I got ham but I'm not a hamster.” To have soul, not just the genre, but the attitude and the spark - you have to give something really special. And this is exactly what G Miley and The Soul Street Orchestra do. Dublin born singer-song writer Graham Miley describes the group's music as “inspirational soul, with uplifting pop tones,” and I can't disagree. His genre mixing melodies sound fresh, while his raconteur lyrics tell a story that the audience just can't wait to hear. What is really special about Miley is his voice, a truly soulful force with a complexity of tone that is found in only the most accomplished of singers.'