Brennley Faith Brown is a country-music, singer-songwriter. She was raised on a ranch, where her love for horses and classic, country music was discovered at a very young age. First capturing an audience at the tender age of 5 in her school talent show, Brennley started writing songs at age 11 and it was then that she would wait patiently in long “open mic” lines in hopes that anyone would listen to her share her music.

Soon, she was looking into an audience of 25,000 people in Arthur Ashe Stadium as a guest soloist during the US Open Tennis Championships in NYC. Impressing them with her dynamic gift, she returned 3 years in a row.

She has had the privilege of working with top Networks like Nickelodeon, Disney, and DreamWorks. Brennley is currently a core lead on a new Netflix tv series “Dragons Rescue Riders” from the highly acclaimed “How to train your dragon” franchise in which she is the singing and speaking voice of “Leyla”.

She was a finalist on NBC’s The Voice, (Season 12,) where she quickly caught the attention of the coaches and fans from across the country. She spent the last 2 years touring, writing and recording for her first album. In Spring 2018, Brown toured with Hayley Orrantia from ABC’s The Goldbergs on the Strong, Sweet & Southern tour and as well as performing the last 3yrs at the CMA Fest in Nashville.

Her latest single "Remember It Wrong" is available now on all streaming platforms.