Grant Hindin Miller is a distinguished New Zealand singer-songwriter, poet, and novelist, whose artistic journey spans several decades, deeply rooted in his rich experiences, spiritual insights, and a profound connection to storytelling through music. Born in Wellington, New Zealand, his multifaceted career has seen him explore various realms of creativity, including teaching and screenwriting, however, it is his unique musical contribution that has garnered him respect and admiration within the international Bahá'í community and beyond. His music, characterized by poignant lyricism and melodic depth, delves into themes of love, faith, and the human condition, reflecting his dedication to the principles of the Bahá'í Faith.

Throughout his musical career, Grant Hindin Miller has released a remarkable body of work, with albums such as "Ten Angels," "Gonna Wake You with a Smile," and "The Sign of Love" showcasing his ability to blend spiritual and poetic elegance with folk and acoustic stylings. His album "Songs for the Martyrs" and the more recent works like "Rivers of Light" and "Sacred Verses" further exemplify his commitment to producing music that not only entertains but enlightens, offering listeners a journey through sacred and inspirational motifs. Hindin Miller's contribution to music is not just a testament to his talent as a musician but also reflects his lifelong devotion to using art as a means for spiritual exploration and expression.