Country singer and multi-instrumentalist, Miles Burger plays the harmonica like a

lead guitar, and the guitar like a banjo. Carrying the outlaw spirit of Waylon Jennings and

Willie Nelson, Miles disregards Nashville’s definition of Country music in favor of a

psychedelic take on American music. In addition to his own band, 

Miles Burger and the Sliders, Miles plays harmonica, bass, 12-string and dobro 

with several up-and-coming musicians in Nashville, Chloe Kimes, 

Joshua Quimby and Abbie Callahan. 

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"The first single off Miles Burger & the Sliders' debut album, Mountain Girl Blues,

is a breath of fresh air for Country music. Inspired by psychedelia and the rugged

beauty of the American West, "Mountain Girl Blues" picks up

right where Gram Parsons left off."

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"Unclean Birds" influences' draw from Chicago Blues  Miles families’ roots in

West Virginia, the resulting track is a kaleidoscope of sounds and textures,

providing the landscape for reflective and contemplative lines."