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WHIT shares fierce and fearless self-titled EP 'WHIT'

  • September 18, 2024
  • Natalie Patrick
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WHIT (formerly Whitney Miller) delivers her highly anticipated debut EP, WHIT. This EP showcases a fusion of rock and country genres, reflecting her indomitable spirit and diverse background. Her journey is as striking as her music, from her titles as Miss Texas (2012) and Miss United States (2013) to her MMA fighter and kickboxing commentator career.

The self-titled EP features her singles "Black and Blue," "Go To Hell," "Grass is Greener," and the popular "Ready Or Not," each portraying her resilience and authenticity. The tracks captivate with gritty guitar riffs, heartfelt lyrics, and powerful vocals.

"Black and Blue" exposes WHIT's vulnerability and strength, blending emotional depth with haunting melodies. Conversely, "Ready Or Not" exudes confidence and rebellious energy, resonating with fans. These songs embody WHIT's seamless fusion of rock's edginess and country's storytelling charm.

Backed by acclaim from People and Forbes, WHIT is positioned to make a significant impact in Nashville and beyond. Her debut EP, spanning just over six minutes, packs a potent punch, leaving fans eagerly anticipating her future releases.

Connect with WHIT: Facebook

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