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David McMillin

David's voice is unmistakable: deep, powerful, and honest. His lyrics are introspective, heavy and profound, yet they manage to remain simple. He conveys complicated feelings in just a few effortless words. With a guitar and pen always nearby, David moves from place to place, always focused on how to improve his last song or how to begin his next song. Music permeates his life.

Most of David's influence for writing comes from an internal struggle. That struggle, the paradox between a love for the city and an unbreakable bond with the country, never ceases in his music, or in his life. In "I'll Call," a touching message to his mother back home in Indiana, he says "Been ridin' this bus for two-thousand miles now/But the end is in sight/the Hudson swims beneath my feet now/and I can see those city lights." It's been a long road so far, but this is only the beginning for David McMillin.