Brennley Brown

Brennley’s musical story begins as a four-year-old girl on her family’s ranch in Apple Valley,
California. Her dad introduced her to the sound of the steel guitar and the voices of country
legends like Waylon Jennings, Emmylou Harris, and Merle Haggard. Combined with her
unwavering faith, this musical influence produces an artist who brings a new, unique sound to
Country Christian music.
Music quickly became a sacred space of comfort while navigating her mom’s battle with life-
threatening Cardiac Lyme Disease. The hope and healing Brennley came to know through that
trial fostered her calling to share honest and authentic stories through her music.
At age 11, Brennley landed the lead roles in the Emmy Award-winning Disney/DreamWorks
animated features Dragons: Rescue Riders and Tangled: the Series. At age 14, Brennley
appeared on NBC’s 12th season of The Voice on team Blake Shelton and team Gwen Stefani,
where she succeeded as a finalist and became the show’s youngest, highest-charting artist to
date.
Following her successful run on The Voice, she began traveling monthly to Nashville to hone
her music craft and lean into her traditional country roots. She earned her spot in the live music
scene as an opener for Tim McGraw, Sheryl Crow, Dwight Yoakam, and others. Brennley
released her debut EP, Story Stays in 2020. The title track, “One More Hallelujah,” served as
her earliest venture into Country Music reflecting her values and messages of hope.
After permanently moving to Nashville, Brennley signed with Sony/Provident Label Group in
2023. Her music career reflects God’s calling on her life, woven with her roots in traditional
country music. Brennley shares a sincere love of Jesus, a heart for ministry, and an authentic
intention to bring a pure, honest spirit that will blaze a trail to a wide audience in Country Christian music.