“I sing like I sing,” proclaims Fairfield, IL native Lance Miller. Gleaning the best from the past (his father and Outlaws like Haggard and Waylon) and the present (George Strait, Alan Jackson and Tim McGraw), Lance has forged a unique sound that could be best described as the future of country music. Lance was a finalist on USA Network’s Nashville Star Season 2, where he won fans across the country with his rumbling old-school twang and his new-school country attitude. On the show, Miller became acquainted with judges Tracy Gershon, who later signed him to Warner Bros. Records, and the Warren Brothers, who produced the forthcoming album. After years spent singing demos and writing songs in Music City, Nashville Star and the Warren Brothers helped Lance to find his dream again. “When I ran into the Warren Brothers they reminded me of why I came to town,” says Lance. “Nashville Star allowed me to be an artist again and then they just kind of took me to a place that I couldn’t have gone.” His debut album, Back In The New School, will be released by Warner Bros. Records in 2007.

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