Presumed Innocent (album)
Presumed Innocent is the debut studio album by the Australian singer-songwriter, Kate Miller-Heidke. It was released in Australia on June 8, 2007, through Sony BMG. The album's title is taken from the Scott Turow novel of the same name.
The album features a blend of pop, jazz, and opera influences, showcasing Miller-Heidke's distinctive vocal range and songwriting style. Prior to its release, Miller-Heidke had already garnered attention through independent releases and live performances. Presumed Innocent significantly raised her profile in the Australian music scene.
Key singles from the album include "Words From the B. Word" and "Space They Cannot Touch." "Words From the B. Word" achieved commercial success and widespread radio play, becoming one of Miller-Heidke's signature songs.
Presumed Innocent received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised Miller-Heidke's unique musical approach and vocal talent. The album earned her nominations for various awards, including the Australian Music Prize. The album peaked at number 22 on the ARIA Albums Chart.