Composer Scott Miller releases ""Ghost Layers"" in collaboration with critically acclaimed TAK Ensemble. The album features recent chamber works, all but one of which include an electronic element. Miller's extensive exploration in the electro-acoustic realm informs these works, some of which apply digital techniques to the acoustic writing, while others layer electronics on top of acoustic textures and field recordings embedded in the compositional texture. Scott L. Miller is a composer of electroacoustic, orchestra, chamber, and multimedia works described as “high adventure avant garde music of the best sort” (Classical-Modern Music Review) and “inspir[ing] real hope and optimism for the future of electroacoustic music.” (5against4.com). Known for his interactive electroacoustic chamber music and experimental performance pieces, Miller has twice been named a McKnight Composer Fellow, he is a Fulbright Scholar, and his work has been recognized by numerous international arts organizations. Recordings are available on New focus, Innova, Eroica, CRS, rarescale, and SEAMUS, and his music is published by ACA (American Composers Alliance), Tetractys, and Jeanne. Miller is Professor of Music at St. Cloud State University, Minnesota, where he teaches composition, electroacoustic music, and theory.