Brianna Corona

Brianna Corona is a Canadian 19-year-old singer/songwriter-pop artist. She begun taking vocal lessons at 6 years old and taught herself to play piano. To backup her vocals, she plays piano, guitar, and ukulele.

The upcoming artist has been performing since the age of 10 on well-known stages. She has sang at the Danforth Music Hall, Toronto Centre for the Arts, Glenn Gould Theatre, CNE Bandshell, Celebration Square, Ribfest festival, and many more.

In 2014, Brianna recorded the song “Easily Broken” as part of Birdsong - a multi-genre released album. In 2016, she began working with producer Roy Hamilton III and wrote her first original song “Brightside”. Together they released “Brightside”, along with a remix of Maria Muldaur’s “Midnight at the Oasis”.

In 2018, Brianna jumped back into her music career and began releasing song covers on YouTube. Her most popular cover “Candlelight” by Zhavia, encouraged her to post regularly and begin writing more original content. This cover was later featured on Glamour’s YouTube for the “You Sang My Song” series. On February 24, 2019, Brianna launched back into the music industry with her single “African Violet”. The song, made in collaboration with Marco Palma, was then featured on Louder Me. On April 12, 2019, she released yet another single “broken letters” written by herself and produced by Jovan Jovanov at Global Music Entertainment.

Corona has since been focusing on marketing her music, and directing her first music videos to soon be released. She’s thrilled to be releasing her first EP this August 2019. Her goal is to continue to make music that will tell her stories and connect deeply with an audience.

Brianna is often remembered for her “unique tone” and unexpectedly “powerful vocals”. Follow her on her journey to make a change with her sound.