Bryn Christopher

Inspired by famous brands Otis Redding, Marvin Gaye, and Stevie Question, Bryn Christopher’s fusion of classic soul and contemporary R&B has noticed him called the male Amy Winehouse. Given birth to in Great Barr, Birmingham, in 1985, Christopher began performing at a age group. While at supplementary school, he became a member of a youth theatre company, created a soul music group, and published his first tunes within his Music GCSE program. After going to a exclusive London stage college for just two years, he captured the attention of the management group who launched him to Polydor’s Colin Barlow. Christopher spent another year documenting with Australian co-writer/maker Jarrad Rogers and creation clothing Midi Mafia (Jennifer Lopez), who were able to protected the privileges to sample tunes from the popular Stax/East Memphis catalog. After a sold-out residency at London’s Soho Revue Pub and support slot machines on trips with Adele, Amy Winehouse, and Mary J. Blige, he authorized with America’s biggest live reserving company, William Morris, and released his 1st single, “The Mission.” Motivated by his soldier brother’s knowledge in Iraq, it received large airplay from Radio 2 but didn’t reach the very best 40. Following shows on the BBC Presenting… stage at Glastonbury, Cellular Festival, and T in the Recreation area, he released his second one, “Smilin’,” and critically acclaimed debut record, My World.