MNM Episdoe 152: Analea Brown: Billboard Chart Topping Reggae Artist скачать в хорошем качестве

MNM Episdoe 152: Analea Brown: Billboard Chart Topping Reggae Artist

Her name is Analea Brown, and her sound is amazingly unique but fitting. Island Empire swooped in and signed their first Tongan female Artist. Coming from a big musical family, Analea grew up singing with her siblings in church. Family gatherings consisted of having a guitar or ukulele out and everyone singing along. Born and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah, the singer-songwriter/reggae fusionist’s biggest influences include Lauryn Hill, Mary J Blige, Selena, Beyonce, India Arie, and Whitney Houston - to name a few. “Some of my cousins were in the popular 80’s band ‘The Jets’ and when I was little I can remember going to so many of their concerts and daydreaming about singing on stage in front of a big crowd. As a kid I was definitely inspired by the music and people around me.” Analea is the singer/songwriter partially responsible for Tenelle’s title track record “For The Lovers,” which hit number 1 on iTunes and Billboard charts. She also helped pen Swells ft. Sammy J’s number 1 iTunes hit “Still Wanna Be Your Lover” as well as one of the best reviewed songs on iTunes for the famous 80’s band “The Jets” 25th reunion album called “Believe In Love.” Her pen found its way to the rising young Polynesian star Fancy Nancy. She also helped 5th Harmony’s Dinah Jane write her first two singles before she auditioned for an X- factor.