Unflinching in her approach, MIRI addresses difficult topics with honesty and grit, sharing her stories without reserve. She has captured the attention of  broadcaster, producer and columnist Jasmine Dotiwala, BBC Radio 6 Music,  and Clash Magazine.  Her style of  soulful alternative pop has been heard on Radio X and BBC London  in addition to countless independent and community stations such as Get in Her Ears, Soho Radio, and Resonance FM. 

Her music unfolds narratives inspired by her everyday experiences with songs that delve into themes of political injustice and the multitude of challenges we confront both within ourselves and in the world around us. Each song serves as a reflection of her perceptions and insights, inviting listeners to connect with her message in a profound way.

MIRI’s live performances include arts and justice festival Greenbelt, 100 Club for The Official Bob Marley Birthday Celebration, Brighton Pride, Southbank Centre, Million Women Rise, and accompanying Poet-Campaigner Lady Unchained on her TEDx Talk. She has performed in prisons along with a Q&A on LGBTQ+ issues and for the Guinness World Records 'Let Her Music Play' campaign performing at the Embassy of Brazil -  part of the longest live stream concert with music only by women and non-binary composers. 

MIRI works with a variety of production music companies, writing and recording to specific briefs. She has had sync placements on TV and streaming shows including Braxton Family Values and Made in Bondi on E4.

MIRI is on the Artist Council for The Featured Artist Coalition who represent the rights and interests of music artists and is an Ambassador for The F-List, a UK directory of female and gender non-conforming musicians.

“UK vocalist MIRI has a gently soulful brand of rebel music. Infatuated with pop as an artform, her universal viewpoint sits at odds with the reactionary forces around us.” CLASH Magazine

Indie Rock / Punk 3 piece from Merseyside.

Members:
Rich Parker - Guitar/Vox
Andrew Woosey - Bass
Ben Fullerton - Drums

You know those podcasts where famous people recount their lives and careers, and then things get emotional?
That is NOT this show!
Hosted by internet superstar Grace Helbig, "Not Too Deep" is a ridiculous, silly, and unapologetically superficial interview podcast, that is more about the laffs than about the feels.

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