BIOGRAPHY
The late 1990's and early second millenium brought pop music and it's popularity to an all-time high. With chart-topping hits such as Britney Spears's "...Baby One More Time" and NSYNC's "No Strings Attached" albums, the ever-popular pop era proved to be a promising time in music history. It wouldn't be long until Miss Spears would hit seventy-two times platinum, NSYNC would sell over two million albums in first-week sales, and the Backstreet Boys would be named "The Biggest Boy Band in History" by the Guinness Book of World Records. With astonishing success shared between the three acts, it was presumable that they all had something in common; And they did. Britney Spears, NSYNC, and The Backstreet Boys all had the name Johnny Wright behind them.
During the peak of pop music in 2002, high-profile music manager Mr. Wright introduced, to the world, an Orlando-based pop group composed of three sisters-- identical twins Brittney and Bridgett and their younger sister Brianna. Through their high-energy brand of music, their exciting live performances, and an acknowledgeable list of experiences behind them, Triple Image quickly made a name for themselves. The date August 13, 2002 would release the group's debut album, produced by multi-platinum producer Gary Carolla, titled "Celebrate" (WIRE Records), and shortly after, tweens and teens alike found themselves captivated by the lighthearted mood that the three sisters conveyed. The group soon had a list of experiences under their belts that rivaled those two, even three, times their age, opening for internationally known acts such as NSYNC and Aaron Carter on their "Celebrity" and "Rock, Rap, and Retro" tours, as well as touring on the "Go For It Roadshow" in 2002. The early 2000's, an active time for the group, allowed the sisters to be noticeably recognized as they appeared on televised programs known as NBC's "Dateline", CBS's "48 Hours", and ABC Family's "Go For It!". That isn't all, though; Popular teen-pop magazines "Popstar!", "M", "Tiger Beat", and "Teen Beat" also took notice of the sisters' remarkable talents. With a feature interview in "Popstar! Magazine" in 2002, Triple Image was sure to gain recognition and acceptance from their peer-aged audience. By 2004, Brittney, Bridgett, and Brianna, then aged at 14 and 15 years old, had toured Japan, released 2 albums and 3 singles, and performed at 100-plus events, including NSYNC's "Challenge for the Children" and Raven-Symone's "Raven at Cypress Gardens".
Five years after the release of Triple Image's "Celebrate," Brittney, now nineteen years old and professionally known as “Bryttâ€, is ready to embark on a new and exciting journey. Now, the sister who was often referred to as "the lead singer of the group" is taking a chance and starting off fresh--as a solo singer. "The group was great, but I've always wanted to try doing this on my own, and I feel like now's the perfect time. I'm eighteen years old already and I performed with my sisters for so long, that I decided I should do something for myself this time." With never-ending support from group-member sisters Bridgett and Brianna, as well as the rest of her family and friends, Brytt reassures all that she's going to put all she has into her solo project. "I don't want to let anyone down, especially not myself," she says.
With a style of music all her own, which she describes to be "R&B with a little bit of pop, a little bit of hip-hop, and a little bit of soul," Brytt is set to break barriers. Break standards--both industry and her own, both personal and professional. Having been working on her solo project since February 2007, Brytt hopes to make a name for herself, just as she and her sisters did in 2002. "I set goals for myself everyday because I want to make sure that I succeed at this. Why try something if you aren't going to aim for success?" It's easy to believe that Brytt will be nothing short of successful in her solo career. Her debut solo album is sure to showcase the best of her, with soulful ballads, personable mid-tempos, and upbeat songs that anybody can dance to. That isn't all Brytt has to be excited to show off; she's also making sure to have more input in the production of her album, writing on many of her songs. "Since I'm on my own now, I want my music to speak for me."
Living the normal everyday life of an eighteen-year-old, shopping and going out with friends, Brytt also makes sure she has time for her work. "Lucky for me, I don't have to go into work dreading anything. My work is my passion, and that's the best part of what I'm doing." Sharing her time between her residence in Tampa, Florida and her family's residence in Orlando, Brytt can often be seen at the mall, the movies, the theme park, or enjoying all that nightlife has to offer with those closest to her. When at home, don't be surprised to find her sitting on the couch reading her favorite Jodi Picoult books, laying in bed watching a movie, or toning up at the gym. "I want to be healthy and physically fit for my music." You can also find Brytt hard at work in the studio, recording new songs for her upcoming album, with a release date aimed for 2008. "Right now, my time really just revolves around making sure I get done what needs to be done for my singing. It's a main priority at this time in my life. Of course, it's important for me to spend time with my family and my friends, but as far as partying goes--I can wait until I'm settled in with my career before I worry about that." It's evident that with her focus, drive, and determination, it won't be long until the world feasts their eyes on Brytt, an artist set to make it to the top. Even if it means taking herself to the top, on her own.
Currently, Brytt is in the process of recording her debut solo album, set to release in 2008. She's hard at work and ready to take the music world by storm. With motivation unlike any other, don't be surprised when "Brytt" is the name rolling off of everyone's tongues.
CONTACT
Kimberly Ryan, K.Ryan Creative
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