Tim Miller offers a distinctive voice to the world of jazz guitar. He contributes his fiery playing and distinctive sound to a variety of musical statements and can currently be heard on three self-produced CDs, "Sides", "Trio", and "Trio Vol. 2". 

Guitar Player Magazine characterized his playing as "pure melody consciousness with remarkable control, a breathy, violiny tone [and] bell-like consistency."  Miller's music combines explosive raw energy, artistically balanced with soulful melodic compositions.

Miller’s career has taken him to Paris, New York and presently, Boston where he is currently an Associate Professor of guitar at Berklee College of Music.  While living in Paris, he played extensively with drummer Aldo Romano.   This led to recordings and European concerts and jazz festivals.  Upon returning to the US, Miller joined the faculty of Berklee College of Music and recorded "Sides" with saxophonist George Garzone.  He also played in a quartet with fellow guitarist Mick Goodrick.  In 2005, Miller released his first solo recording "Trio" which has received critical acclaim.  Recently, Miller has released his most personal recording to date, “Trio Vol. 2” and he is performing his latest music throughout the US and abroad.  His recent performances include concerts and festivals with Randy Brecker, Mark Turner, Terri Lyne Carrington, Gary Thomas, Gary Husband, George Duke, Chris Cheek, Keith Carlock, among others.  He is currently co-writing a music harmony book with Mick Goodrick to be released in 2008 and working on new compositions for his next recording.