Milton Hide Brighton, UK
Milton Hide's songs are often stories about people or places they know. Often uplifting, sometimes melancholy, sometimes
uptempo and sometimes laid back, many original songs and a few surprise covers, Jo and Jim's voices and playing blend like your favourite smoothie.
Milton Hide take their name from an area of scrub and coppice near their home in beautiful East Sussex.
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