MIA DYSON
Mia Dyson is an award-winning guitarist and singer/songwriter based between Los Angeles, CA & Melbourne, Australia. A multiple ARIA & APRA award-winner, Dyson was recently named one of Australia’s top 25 guitarists of all time and has toured with the likes of Eric Clapton, Bonnie Raitt and many more.
Her album The Moment received ★★★★ (4 stars) in Rolling Stone Australia and was followed by her album, Idyllwild, which Daytrotter hailed as “Brilliant” and scored her a win as Double J Radio's “Artist of the Year”.
Her forthcoming album, If I Said Only So Far I Take It Back, was recorded in Muscle Shoals, AL, by producer Ben Tanner (Alabama Shakes, St. Paul & the Broken Bones, John Paul White), with famed original ‘Swamper,’ David Hood, on bass and John Paul White (The Civil Wars) on backing vocals.
The album is set to release in spring 2018.
LICENSING
N. Am: Isabel Pappini | isabel@undercovertracks.com
Australia: Tyler McLoughlan | tyler@thesoundpound.com
BOOKING
N. Am: Kath Buckell | kbuckell@apa-agency.com
Australia: Josh Lane | josh@123agency.com.au
PRESS
N. Am: Rob Krauser | rob@rekroommedia.com
Australia: Stephen Green | stephen@sgcmedia.com
"Dyson's songs, on her brilliant new album Idyllwild, are little vignettes of the wanderings that we go on, the striving that we do that leads us to our hoarse recollections. ” - Daytrotter
"A luminous blues album that haunts the ground between believing and beseeching where the human soul resides. ★★★★★ ” - Roughtstock
"Idyllwild is nothing short of extraordinary...Dyson’s best yet ” - Performer Magazine
"★★★★” - Rolling Stone
"A bold new venture for Dyson...unrestricted, unmediated songwriting at its finest. ★★★★” - TheMusic
"Idyllwild is a stunning, heartfelt display of the human spirit ★★★★” - MX
"Idyllwild is a cohesive 11 tracks of authentic, roots-rock brilliance. If 2012's The Moment was Dyson's career-defining reinvention, Idyllwild is the proof that she can improve upon that record’s strong foundation. (Featured Album) ” - Double J
"Mia Dyson has one of the great voices ★★★★½ ” - Stack