Nashville singer-songwriter Bre Kennedy’s music weaves rich, timeless narratives with a pop twist, diving deep into the beautiful chaos of life. After picking up an acoustic guitar at the age of 12, Kennedy started on a path that would see her gracing stages in both Los Angeles and Nashville, with electrifying live performances.

As an independent artist, Kennedy has shared music ranging from the hauntingly beautiful “Jealous of Birds” EP in 2019 to the introspective “Twenty Something” EP in 2020, and the soul-stirring Note to Self in 2021. In 2022, she took the next step, signing with Nettwerk Music Group and giving the world her luminous Clarity EP. She self-proclaims her wisdom on her website, saying, “I usually try to have a smile on when it comes to talking about the mess of being human.”

On her Scream Over Everything (Side A) release, Kennedy seems to be whispering her innermost secrets throughout each song, with lyrics straight from the heart and a delivery that’s both intimate and infectious, this Nashville-based artist paints vivid pictures of her thoughts, fears, and dreams, akin to a masterful novelist.

Kennedy’s music encapsulates a unique style that seamlessly marries sharp storytelling with an enthralling pop sound, conveying raw emotions that resonate with a universal spirit. With over 10 million streams and accolades from esteemed voices like American Songwriter, Paste and Ones To Watch, Kennedy has captured the hearts of listeners and critics alike.

Beyond her own sold-out shows, Kennedy has graced the stage alongside legends like Sheryl Crow and Gary Clark Jr. In 2022, she embarked on tours with Joy Oladokun and Paper Kites. Noted on Kennedy’s website, Consequence of Sound fittingly described her work as “contemplative and vulnerable.”

Kennedy’s November release of two, new tracks marks the completion of, Scream Over Everything, coinciding with the end of her inaugural nationwide headlining tour. Listeners should prepare themselves for more music that is as deeply moving as it is unforgettable, similar to Kennedy herself.