Brielle Brown is a writer, songwriter, recording artist, and creative music consultant based in the greater NYC area where she lives with her husband and her young twin children.
Her debut solo release The Well has been described as a “a picture of ethereal femininity” “a game-changer for the indie singer/songwriter circuit” and “spell-bounding, unapologetically unguarded and naturally transcendent”. The EP was voted a June ‘21 top release by Americana Highways and was awarded 2021 Album of the Year by Indieshark Music Magazine. Her debut single, “Concrete Stars” won an honorable mention in 2020’s International Songwriting Competition. The collection is an introspective journey weaving in thoughts on womanhood to motherhood, quantum theory, consciousness, hope and grief. Her self produced and directed video for “She’s Come to Sing” was awarded Best Music Video at The Big Apple Film Festival, Fall ‘21.
Her work has been featured on VH1, ESPN, ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC and she is currently represented by Sweets and Pop music licensing. She is the Creative Director for multiple emerging artists and two of her mentees have landed runner up and finalist spots on NBC’s The Voice. She and her husband, Grammy winning songwriter/producer, Marc Swersky run their indie label and entertainment company, Monocentric Music, together from their home in Monmouth County NJ.
Brielle is a graduate of The New School University where she received a BFA in Theater and Psychology, along with a Certificate in Creative Arts Therapies. She is also a graduate of The American Musical and Dramatic Academy, NYC. She is a certified early childhood educator and has worked in both clinical and classroom settings providing music therapy for children & adolescents with cognitive and developmental delays. She is interested in the subject areas of music and consciousness, the relationship between creativity and the divine, the brain and humanistic music therapy. She currently sits on the Steering Committee for the Louis Armstrong Center for Music and Medicine at Mount Sinai Beth Israel and is a voting member of the Recording Academy.
“Working on a project with Brielle is always a breeze. Whether there is a hard concept in place or we’re just going with the flow, she pushes and always manages to exceed our own expectations. With her quick thinking and spontaneity, she manages to take advantage of every moment of a shoot, while still making it feel effortless.”
— Griffin Lotz, Photographer/Photo Editor, Rolling Stone
“Brielle’s the type of person one could only dream of working with. Having someone so intelligent with an insightful perception of the world to guide me into this industry is something I will forever be grateful for. She is always there to inspire, push, and to advocate for.”
— Lilly Marshall, Singer-songwriter
“Working in a predominantly male driven industry isn’t easy for any woman. It is necessary to have other women supporting them and Brielle is always investing her time with you whatever the circumstances. She steps in whenever you feel like you are losing yourself, your image, your essence or your artistry. She acts as your advocate and doesn’t let anyone take advantage of you. As a writer, she listens to what you have to say and transforms it into something beautiful and poetic, embraced with emotions. She helps artists develop and have a better understanding and approach to music that they hadn’t had before meeting her. Brielle has always been an essential part of my career all along the way.”
— Ashley Delima (UNNA X), Recording Artist
“Working with Brielle is always a true pleasure. She always has an awesome vision and is flexible and kind while collaborating. If you want to make inspiring, from the heart art, you want to work with Brielle.”
— Kirby Sybert, Audio/Visual Artist