“That quiet thud you heard across the nation as she strutted across the stage in her leather pants and bitch heels was 12 million jaws hitting the floor …”
– Rolling Stone Magazine

Amanda Brown has built a career out of provoking intense reactions in high places. Many fans first heard her complex soprano on season three of The Voice––a bow that endeared Brown to millions and won over critics in Rolling Stone, Billboard, and more.

The Voice may have introduced Brown to fans as a front woman, but the best singers in the world began turning to her years ago. After attending New York City’s FAME school, she began working on the road and in the studio as a backing vocalist for the biggest voices in music: Stevie Wonder, Alicia Keys, Justin Timberlake, CeeLo Green, Michael Bolton, Lenny Kravitz, Jennifer Hudson, Jessie J, Gwen Stefani, and others.

The last two years have been especially busy: Brown spent much of 2017 singing background vocals on Adele’s 25 world tour, then kicked off 2018 by going out with The Killers, who invited her to sing backing vocals and open for the band with her own material.

Brown will release her anticipated full-length debut Dirty Water in the spring of 2018. Bursting with both swagger and tenderness, the album is a triumphant collection of Brown’s risk-taking, pop-savvy, finely honed rock-and-roll. Released on February 2, her first single “The Believers” serves as a fiery teaser. Brown’s powerhouse vocals shout a new message of hope in the face of the oppression and violence that fuels modern headlines.