Show Notes
The first in a series of radio shows hosted by Threads Radio and produced by Sam Warren and Sisu.
Showcasing music and stories from female electronic music producers in a range of genres, and across the globe, the shows are part of an academic research project to investigate gender diversity (or lack of) in technological, creative industries through a case study of electronic music production.
Find out more at www.inthekeyofshe.org
Sarah Miller
Born and raised in the former Soviet Union, classically trained musician Sarah Miller has been composing and producing music since the age of 15. Making the move to London to study and teach music, Sarah launched headlong into the city’s electronic netherworld and has not stopped working since.
With her first release on Eton Messy getting picked up for Radio 1 airplay by Pete Tong, her productions have gone from strength to strength, appearing on such labels as Skynet, Alumni, D2, and Pete Dorling and Spatial Awareness’s rising imprint Interzone Music Club.
Drawing influence from such luminaries as Sasha, Len Faki, Ben Klock, Marcel Dettman, Mark Knight, D Ramirez, has been gathering many fans, and her star is most definitely rising. She now proudly presents the first release on her own brand new label – Power Station Recordings. A weighty three tracker showing out her distinctive style of muscular house and melodic techno.
@sarah-miller-44 @dovetail_uk @threadsradio
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