BIOGRAPHY

Born to a classically trained opera singer, Virginia native Brinn Black has been immersed in music since birth. Raised in the small town of Chester Virginia, Brinn grew up singing in the church, and in her high school choir. All she ever wanted to do was make music so when it came time to choose a college, the obvious choice was simple: Music City’s Nashville, Tennessee.

 Brinn was influenced by artists such as Reba McEntire and Martina McBride, but Brinn wanted to find her own sound in the music world. She decided to major in songwriting and didn’t waste any time getting down to business; writing with such writers as Doak Turner, Brandon Maddox, Julie Grower, Chrissy Wicks, Nick Donely, and David Lee Brown.

When Brinn says “my life is truly blessed” she’s right. At the young age of twenty she’s had the amazing privilege to perform at multiple venues in Tennessee, Virginia, Georgia, Maryland, West Virginia and Texas.

Brinn has recently finished her first self titled EP and her single, "Sweet Virginia Sunset" is being played at over 75 radio stations across the country. She has also made a name for herself by singing commercials for the number one station in Nashville, Jack Fm. Her music has been featured on Dalls's K-Big Radio, on many college radio stations, www.musictogousa.com, and even in Belguim! 

Brinn relies on a deep-seeded street team of fans and friends to promote her shows and usually has an incredible turnout for each performance.

Instrumentation
Brinn Black is a solo artist, but musicians featured on her album and live shows include Daniel Scobey, John Salaway, Mike Salaway, Ryan Mullenix and others. Details for band members will be discussed on a show by show basis.

Discography
Brinn Blacks EP "Places She's Never Been" was released in February 2008 and is available on her website, www.myspace.com/brinnblack, on Itunes, and on CdBaby.

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