Roots, Rhymes & Branches

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"I Wanna Be Cool!" Music Video Premieres at Green Schools Conference and Featured at COP29 Climate Summit!

The music video for "I Wanna Be Cool," a song co-written by written by Brant and Will Kimbrough, was released on Sept. 23, 2024 at the Green School Conference in NYC!  Brant and Will wrote it at a workshop hosted by The ClimateMusic Project and Music Declares Emergency US, which included input from prominent climate scientists. The Be Cool! Climate Action Campaign is using the song and music video (130,000+ views) to inspire meaningful climate action and mobilize global youth to combat the world's worsening ecological crisis.

The Campaign recruited 2600 young people and Grammy-nominated and award-winning guest artists to sing on the song (John McCutcheon, Claire Lynch, Becky Hobbs, Scarlet Rivera, Cathy Richardson of Jefferson Starship, AY Young, and Raine Stern)! It was featured every day at the recent COP29 Climate Summit in Baku, Azerbaijan by We Don't Have Time, the world's largest media platform for Climate Action. 

Brant is a semi-finalist in the 2024 International Songwriting Competition!
The climate anthem "I Wanna Be Cool," was co-written with Will Kimbrough. 
We'll let you know soon if it makes the finals! 
Brant receives an honorable mention in the 2024 Hazel Dickens Song Writing Contest!
His song "In the Meantime" was one of three songs receiving this honor.

Brant is a finalist in 2022 International Acoustic Music Awards!

His song "No Interest in That" was one of  eleven chosen in the Folk/Americana/Roots category. 

Roots, Rhymes & Branches

Brant Miller's new CD available NOW!
“Roots, Rhymes & Branches” brings to fruition a lifetime of musicality fused with commitment  to the environment and social causes. Thirteen masterfully crafted original songs span over 30 years of Brant’s songwriting and personal journeys, displaying his  diverse roots  music influences.
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“Brant’s lyrics are refreshing and delightful, some with humor, yet he doesn’t shy away from the hard issues folk singers should be writing about in these times.” Louisa Branscomb, IBMA Distinguished Achievement Award and Song of the Year winner.
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