Signed to MDM Recordings Inc. in 2019, Surrey, BC’s Tyler Joe Miller quickly made a name for himself in Canadian country music. After releasing his Gold Certified debut single, ‘Pillow Talkin’’ at the end of 2019, the catchy tune quickly earned him the title of iHeartRadio Future Star and became his first #1 single at Canadian country radio. An unprecedented and record-breaking climb followed with single ‘I Would Be Over Me Too’, steadily rising on the charts and earning Miller the distinction as the first independent Canadian country artist to reach #1 at radio with their first two singles. In 2020 he released his debut EP Sometimes I Don’t, But Sometimes I Do which included the singles ‘Fighting’ and ‘Sometimes I Do’. Miller went on to be named SiriusXM’s 2021 Top of the Country winner in addition to receiving four CCMA Award nominations (“Rising Star”, “Male Artist Of The Year”, “Album Of The Year” and “Fan’s Choice”) going on to then be nominated for “Fan’s Choice” and “Male Artist of the Year” in 2022. Miller is extremely passionate about helping people around the world and spends majority of his time, when he isn’t on the road, working with the Non-Profit Organization that he created called ‘The Climb Outreach Society’ which partners with Hope Of Life International, an organization based in Guatemala that assists in building homes, schools, water systems and rescuing malnourished children. Miller continues to share new music with his growing fan base across prominent stages including upcoming stops at the 2023 Boots and Hearts Music Festival and LASSO Montreal. He most recently released a special acoustic EP, The Band’s Packed Up, in May 2023, showcasing his evolved songwriting and vocals in a stripped back capacity.
Tyler Joe Miller
Signed to MDM Recordings Inc. in 2019, Surrey, BC’s Tyler Joe Miller quickly made a name for himself in Canadian country music. After releasing his Gold Certified debut single, ‘Pillow Talkin’’ at the end of 2019, the catchy tune quickly earned him the title of iHeartRadio Future Star and became his first #1 single at Canadian country radio. An unprecedented and record-breaking climb followed with single ‘I Would Be Over Me Too’, steadily rising on the charts and earning Miller the distinction as the first independent Canadian country artist to reach #1 at radio with their first two singles. In 2020 he released his debut EP Sometimes I Don’t, But Sometimes I Do which included the singles ‘Fighting’ and ‘Sometimes I Do’. Miller went on to be named SiriusXM’s 2021 Top of the Country winner in addition to receiving four CCMA Award nominations (“Rising Star”, “Male Artist Of The Year”, “Album Of The Year” and “Fan’s Choice”) going on to then be nominated for “Fan’s Choice” and “Male Artist of the Year” in 2022. Miller is extremely passionate about helping people around the world and spends majority of his time, when he isn’t on the road, working with the Non-Profit Organization that he created called ‘The Climb Outreach Society’ which partners with Hope Of Life International, an organization based in Guatemala that assists in building homes, schools, water systems and rescuing malnourished children. Miller continues to share new music with his growing fan base across prominent stages including upcoming stops at the 2023 Boots and Hearts Music Festival and LASSO Montreal. He most recently released a special acoustic EP, The Band’s Packed Up, in May 2023, showcasing his evolved songwriting and vocals in a stripped back capacity.