Summertime

Brittney Grabill's first original single, 'I Like You,' out on iTunes as of October 1st, 2011.
Thank's too Scott Greene at Powersound Studio's, Graham Smith at Ripshred Productions, Rhea March, Bill George, and Ed Smith.
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Music Video by Braden Croft thanks too Wasted Space in St. Albert, Alberta, Canada.


I Like You

Brittney Grabil - STAY WITH ME

Thinking About You

Being Your Hero

I Wonder Who I Am

We'll Last Forever

Stay With Me

Wild

Candy

Free

Brittney Grabill is a Canadian pop singer/songwriter based out of Los Angeles, CA.

Her debut pop single “I Try” will be featured exclusively by Twist Magazine and hits iTunes March 24, 2017. Brittney explains the inspiration behind writing her new single, “Although I wrote ‘I Try’ based on a relationship between two people, it is a universal feeling to fear being vulnerable and open, whether that’s through letting love in or going for your big goal in life. I want to encourage having a life that is fun and that you are proud of, and I believe failure comes only when you stop trying."

“If you're obsessed with artists like Little Mix and Bridgit Mendler, we have a feeling you're going to love pop singer and songwriter Brittney Grabill.” – Twist Magazine, March 2017

She is taking part in Canada's Music Incubator in Toronto, ON currently and will be performing end of April 2017 as apart of their showcase, as well as launching four new singles this year with the help of Effective Immediately marketing.

She released her first original song I Like You at the age of 16 and has since released pop/folk albums Dreams Are All You Know (2012) and Candy (2013) recorded at PowerSound Studios in Edmonton, AB.

Brittney has also found an interest in filmmaking, as she directed Chocolate Cake (2017) which was featured on KTLA News during Oscar week and premiered at the Vancouver Int. Women in Film Festival.

She has worked in casting for various music orientated projects including Anderson Paak’s Grammy promo video and Adam Sandler’s Netflix film Sandy Wexler where he plays a music manager set in the ‘90s.

Brittney has received grants to further her career through Storyhive, the Alberta Foundation for the Arts and RawlCo Radio.

Inspired by having major back surgery at the age of thirteen, Brittney has performed and spoken for many Children’s Hospital events and radiothons. To give back to her community, all the proceeds from Autumn's Song were donated to the Stollery Children’s Hospital. Her story and song were played on Edmonton’s Virgin 104.9 and The Bear 100.3 radiothon raised $1.25 million for the hospital.

Brittney also feels strongly about suicide awareness and mental health, leading to her involvement with Edmonton’s Suicide Awareness March, which she performed at for various years.

Stay tuned for the new singles, music video’s and live performances Brittney will be sharing this year.

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