 Brea
Brea is a multi-talented singer/songwriter and
musician. She is a refreshing, young country artist who explores
the joys and uncertainties of her generation in her inspiring
songs. Who hasn’t felt misunderstood and undervalued; – who
hasn’t lost a love only to find another and live to write
a country song about it? Brea’s body of work reflects her
personal search for meaning, and her uplifting songs coupled
with her dynamically sensitive voice make her an original. Try
to mesh country, pop and a little rock, and you'll have an inkling
of this young lady's style.
Brea was singing before she could
talk and her taste in music is varied … thanks to a musical
family! Mom likes rock classics, Dad likes easy listening, and
Bro is into Punk. Brea
started singing country when she was eleven and she’s never
looked back. She has been working the local music scene for the
past eight years and now has an impressive list of venues where
she performs.
Her extraordinary vocals, her passion and her unique
writing style put her in a class all her own. In her short career
she
has gained a loyal following of fans that identify with the things
that have become important to her. Busloads of her fans packed
the auditorium for her video concert scene, and cheered and sang
along to her songs. She and one of her writing partners, Braiden
Turner, have become the official spokespersons for the Canadian
Red Cross’ RespectED program and their song Black and Purple
is the theme song.
As Brea says, ‘My dream is not about
the fame and fortune, I think it’s more about doing the
thing that I love most in the world …ever since I was a
little girl, I was singing…and
if I want to sing for the rest of my life, why not make it a
career, right? … so that I can do the thing that I love,
for my whole entire life…and learn to be good at it everyday.
Brea has dedicated much of her childhood to music
and wouldn't change a thing. She has accomplished more than some
people only
dream of and if you ask her she’ll tell you … it’s
been worth every second." |
