DON MILLER-ROBINSON

Don Miller-Robinson is a multi-instrumentalist, skilled producer and engineer, sound designer and composer. His work covers many genre’s and his experience both in Australia and the USA over the years has brought him many great opportunities.

Originally from Canberra Don was first seen and heard when he appeared as an actor in the feature film Monkey Grip alongside The Divinyls. His first single ''There Was A Girl / Ghosts Of Love'' was released in 1982 on the WEA label. Soon after he was signed to Mushroom and in 1984 and recorded two singles, ''Who Kissed The Usherette? / Just Can't Stop'' and ''Which Way Is Up / Rebels In The Mountains''.

In 1985 and 1986 Don had a stint as a touring member with legendary band Dragon before joining rock group Big Storm soon after. The band recorded an album 'Living In Exile' and a few singles. Since his band days Miller-Robinson's most consistent work has been writing scores for film eg Rise (2000) Erskineville Kings (1999) and TV. Don has also collaborated with his partner Sunny Amoreena on her original recordings.

SINGLES 
''There Was A Girl / Ghosts Of Love'' 1982 WEA 
''Who Kissed The Usherette? (#61) / Just Can't Stop'' 1984 Mushroom 
''Which Way Is Up / Rebels In The Mountains'' 1984 Mushroom