According to Country singer DJ Miller, an artist’s ability to entertain a crowd is the single most important part of today’s Country music experience. Being able to deliver an unforgettable stage show for your fans is often what separates the stars from the superstars. That’s just one of the reasons why audiences shouldn’t be surprised to find the enthusiastic young singer from Idaville, Indiana, racing through the crowd during one of his sets, or hanging out on the lawn with a group of fans in the middle of a show. At only 21 years old, there’s certainly one thing that DJ Miller learned early on in his career, and that something is how to entertain! <br /><br />“You can’t be the only one having fun,” Miller explains. “You have to interact with the crowd. You want them to be wondering what’s gonna happen next. If you just stand there and sing your songs and play your music, you might sound really good, but if you don’t give your fans a real show, then they may not have a reason to come back and see you again.” <br /><br />Miller is currently putting the finishing touches on his debut album, which is scheduled for release in spring 2011. A busy touring schedule and weeks at a time out on the road visiting radio stations only allows for quick trips to and from Nashville, where he gets in as many writing and recording sessions as possible. Several of the tracks appearing on DJ’s debut were co-written by Miller, a craft he’s becoming more and more excited about. <br /><br />“Songwriting comes to me in spurts,” he says. "It’s a process, but I’m fortunate to be getting help from some of the best in the business, so I feel very blessed for that.” <br /><br />In the meantime, Miller is staying focused on doing what he does best – coming up with creative and entertaining ways to give his fans a concert experience they won’t soon forget.