"Trying to keep my feet on the ground with my head in the clouds" is a metaphor for my struggle with anxiety and how the symptoms can make it impossible to be present. When I can't get out of my head is when I start to pull away from those close to me. "Call You Later" is about those moments when the phone rings but I don't feel ok so I hit ignore and hope they understand.

Call You Later

I Get It

written by Brenna Erickson
produced by Brenna Erickson at Elizabeth Studios
mastered by Mark Williams

Making Memories Alone

Things To Do

Released 06-12-2020
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Written by Brenna Erickson
Produced by Brenna Erickson at Elizabeth Studios
Mastered by Mark Williams

Shouldn't Have

Inspired by nostalgic memories of childhood, "Grown Up" is pop artist Brenna Erickson's 5th single.

Grown Up

There isn't much to do outside of the house this year, but we can still turn on some music, turn down the lights and Dance in the Living Room.

Dance in the Living Room

Life can be heavy sometimes, but I hope this song reminds you that it's okay to have bad days, and you have people who love you and are there to lift you up.

One Hundred

Brenna Erickson is an American pop songwriter and artist based in Jacksonville, FL. Born in a Minnesota small town to two music teachers, she has always had the ambition of creating music, which led her to study music production in Memphis, TN at the age of 18. Inspired by pop producers such as Max Martin and Shellback, who created the sounds of her childhood, Brenna self-produces songs featuring fresh productions, unique melodies, and honest lyrics. She has released a handful of singles over the last two years, including ultra-relatable “Things To Do” a couple of months into quarantine last year.
 
“One Hundred” is her latest single and was written for a friend who was going through a rough time. She wanted to let her friend know that she would be there for them and that everything would be okay. It also serves as a reminder to all of her listeners to be gentle with ourselves and to lean on our support systems because it’s okay not to be one hundred 100% of the time.

Brenna Erickson

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