Holden Miller and Comfort Club with War Is Over

Holden Miller

Holden Miller doesn’t take himself too seriously — but his music is another story.

When it comes to singer-songwriters with folk and pop undertones, it takes a lot to stand out from the crowd, and Holden is up for the challenge. He creates music that holds a mirror to the experiences of other young people by approaching his songwriting without pretension. 

Holden is able to push the boundaries of what a contemporary singer-songwriter can look like: through broad, often impressionistic interpretations of anxiety, the passage of time, and love and heartbreak, his music finds a way to resonate with a wide audience even beyond his own demographic. He explored piano as a child, but found his passion for guitar after being inspired to take up the instrument by his older brother. 

Raised on the classic rock of the 1960s and ‘70s, Holden is the nexus of genre staples like Jack Johnson and Jason Isbell, intersected with more modern iterations like Alexander23 or Adam Melchor. The listener may find his clever lyricism sparking an epiphany once they realize he’s unpacked a feeling they know all too well, but in his own quirky and unique way. 

Based in Los Angeles with roots in New York , Holden surrounds himself with a community of creators as likely to be found at house shows as they are to be playing sold-out iconic venues. He creates from a place of questioning and longing — sometimes even from the depths of existential anxiety – and his songwriting is his own personal form of therapy. 

As his quickly growing fanbase continues to expand, thanks in part to an organic following on TikTok of people addicted to his covers and the samples of his songwriting shared on the platform, Holden is eager to continue sharing his craft with the world. Come join the party — everyone’s welcome here.

 

Comfort Club

Los Angeles-based Comfort Club is a solo indie pop artist blending unforgettable melodies and stimulating lyrics that instantly take each listener on a journey through either heartwarming or heart wrenching accounts of love. Sonically, he likes to combine elements of modern pop music with silky guitar reminiscent of John Mayer. Although Comfort Club is a completely DIY project, he has earned some production and writing support from undeniable rising stars like Ritt Momney, Rence, and Christian French. His songs have collected over 2 Million streams and counting while also landing him on Spotify playlists like “Indie Pop,” “Undercurrents,” and “Fresh Finds” that further prove he is truly an artist to keep an eye out for in the years to come.