Koyote Millar Oslo, Norway
Koyote writes serious and silly songs, stories and poems about life, love, death and the occasional, accidental encounters with dogshit that happen to the best of us. They grew up among trees and river reeds, listening intently, sniffing for clues and humming to themselves. They currently reside in the city, but are always on the lookout for nice trees and good spots to howl at the moon. ... more
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