HGTV-House Hunters A Singer and Her Husband Relocate to Austin's Music Scene Episode HNT-7102H See all Episodes Tune In March 25, 2013 10:00 PM e/p March 25, 2013 1:00 AM e/p Check HGTV for Repeat episodes Miranda and Rob are moving from Southern California to Austin, Texas, to follow Miranda's dreams of making it big as a singer/songwriter. Miranda hopes to find a Victorian-style house in the heart of downtown Austin, where all of the action is. Rob, on the other hand, would rather take advantage of Austin's numerous lakes and find a newer-construction home with water access. Also important in any potential house is a music studio for Miranda, as well as a home office for Rob.   ” - House Hunters

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Discoveries: Miranda Rose September 13, 2012 | meow0 Miranda Rose (Photo Courtesy of: Shawnee Kilgore) “You Don’t Get to Say,” written and sung by Miranda Rose, is one of the few rockers on the Discoveries Playlist. The recent Austin transplant moved from Orange County, California, with her husband Rob last year to pursue her music. Since landing, she’s been busy making that dream come true — learning to play guitar and networking. Fun fact: she’s even documented her Austin home search for an episode of the popular HGTV series, “House Hunters.” Way cool!  How did you get your start in music? Music is been a part of my life since I was very young. My first recollections are at age five singing “I Am a Promise” onstage at a church assembly. During visits to Grandma’s house she taught me the parts to “Heart and Soul” while I sat next to her at the piano. She would sing “Moon River” and “Where Are You Going My Little One?” I’ve always had a special affinity for music and melodies. It’s part of who I am and what I always knew that I would do. It wasn’t until recently that I had the opportunity to do music on a professional level. When I completed the first full-blown, Hollywood-produced album, I officially felt like a true artist. It's not at all about something as simple as a feeling; but more importantly; It’s about having something to say that can change someone’s entire outlook on life. I felt very accomplished after writing all the songs on that first album. I finally felt I had something to share that could really change the world. (Read the entire interview! Click Here) http://meowonline.org/2012/09/13/discoveries-miranda-rose/” - Carla Black -MEOW

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Fourteen finalists will also appear on the 2012 Discoveries Playlist including seven other artists from Austin, Texas (Emily Wolfe, Karen Chisholm, Naga Valli, Brooklyn James, Sue Young, Miranda Rose and Juliana Murphy), four from the Seattle area (In Cahoots, Sightseer, Sue Quigley and Violent Green), one from Los Angeles (Palisades Drive), one from New York (Allison’s Invention) and one from Illinois (Kate Diaz). The winner and finalists were selected from nearly 100 contest entries and judged by two esteemed Austin musicians, Sally Crewe (Sally Crewe and the Sudden Moves) and Christa Hillhouse (Four Non Blondes) as well as two music industry veterans, artist manager Emily Lichter (Sallie Ford, Erin McKeown) and Clear Channel radio programmer Julie Pilat of KYSR and KIIS-­‐FM in Los Angeles. Each of the finalists will be profiled in MEOWgazine over the next few months.  Click here to read entire story: Discoveries2012_PressRelease.pdf” - Carla Black -MEOW

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Miranda Rose -  In January your episode was downloaded over 1400 times!!! Just wanted you to know, you've got the record for most downloads of an episode of the ATX Architects Podcast.-Mickey ATXpodcast_episode34_mirandarose.m4a” - Mickey Peavler

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 ..."Miranda Rose has been played on Women of Substance Radio for over 3 years and was amongst the first group of Indie Artists to join our roster. With music that is upbeat, inspiring and poignant, she is a true Woman of Substance. One of her songs has been featured on the "Women Who Rock" Show and we have played her cover of The Pretenders "Brass In Pocket" on our "We've Got It Covered" series for 3 years in a row. We look forward to playing new music from Miranda Rose in the future!" - Bree Noble, CEO & Music Director of Women of Substance Radio       http://wosradio.com  Click Here to Listen to Commercial   ” - Bree Noble

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