Bri-anne Swan

We could say that Bri-anne was a former circus performer whose specialty was swallowing flames while walking across tight ropes covered with honey and bees. We could also say that Bri-anne has received international recognition for her uncanny ability to sing "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" in a round by herself. Or, we could say that Bri-anne is on a black list within the Governor General's office for a massive misunderstanding involving voting rights and Playboy Magazine that hasn't really ever...

We could say that Bri-anne was a former circus performer whose specialty was swallowing flames while walking across tight ropes covered with honey and bees. We could also say that Bri-anne has received international recognition for her uncanny ability to sing "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" in a round by herself. Or, we could say that Bri-anne is on a black list within the Governor General's office for a massive misunderstanding involving voting rights and Playboy Magazine that hasn't really ever been cleared up. We could say these things, but unfortunately only one of them is true. What we can say is that Bri-anne Swan is a young woman who sings and writes songs. She hopes you like them. Bri-anne’s love of music began even before Bri-anne existed. “My mother listened to Willie Nelson’s ‘Stardust” over and over again when she was pregnant. By the time I was born she had grown tired of the album. Later on, when I was about two, she put the album on again...and I knew all the words!” A lot has happened since Bri-anne was a toddler. She has performed with bands such as Tanglefoot, Fathead and Dala. She has toured across much of Canada and Ontario’s North. Her voice has been described as a mixture of melted chocolate and rose petals falling. Now, her debut album “these are all my friends...” produced by Mitch Girio (Emma-Lee, Kirsten Jones, The Cavaliers, King Apparatus) is about to be released. “The album is a real mix. There are songs about different literary characters I’ve come across (Milk & Honey, You in Mind). There are songs about dreams I’ve had (Lucidity). And, of course...there are the love gone wrong songs too. Even geeks experience heartache.”