Marium Bria
Charleston, West Virginia, United States | INDIE
Music
Press
"Singer/Songwriter Bria to perform at Little India Friday night shortly after debut album release. Folk music, with a touch of blues and a hint of jazz." - Charleston, Gazette. A&E
Her sultry voice
will sweep you off your feet! - Secret Sandwich Society, Fayettville,WV
Her sound is soft and evocative, her lyrics often reminiscent of days gone by and the innocence of love. - The Daily Weaving
This album is freakin terrific! love the lyrics, music, sweet delivery, and vitality of the whole package.
Ric Cochran
V100
Charleston's #1 Radio Station - V100 Radio Station
Discography
"Billet Doux" debut album, released 2011
Featured on "Voice of the Valley" V100 Charleston Radio
in June 2011
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Bio
Born in wild, wonderful West Virginia, Marium Bria spent most of her childhood in the woods strumming the youth-size, acoustic guitar her father bought for her at the age of eleven.
During her teenage years, Bria joined a rock band called Paradox;
" We played a lot of hard rock, which was fun at the time, but even then I knew that particular style of music did not define who I was; I still played acoustic, folk music on my back porch when I was alone."
Now, with her debut album entitled " Billet Doux, " (a compilation of acoustic love songs) Marium has been able to put her songs into the hands of music lovers everywhere.
" I relish playing and singing for people and connecting with them; I write about things we all go through, the good days and the bad, the bitter and the sweet."
Bria's music has been categorized into the folk genre, though often takes an eclectic turn into sultry blues and jazz tunes, all which radiate the warmer, more hopeful side of romance.
As an "Old Soul," her influences have been music icons such as Etta James, Joan Baez, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, and Blind Willie Johnson, to name a few.
Bria plays and sings in intimate settings throughout; bringing her soulful music and whimsical personality everywhere she goes.
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