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Brye Sebring (born June 16, 2003, in Glen Ellyn, Illinois), professionally known as Brye, is an indie-pop singer, songwriter, and producer recognized for her introspective lyrics and relatable storytelling. She gained prominence in 2020 with her viral single "LEMONS," which addressed the challenges of bullying and self-empowerment, resonating widely on social media platforms. Brye’s music explores personal themes such as identity, mental health, and self-discovery, making her a distinctive voice for her generation.

Early Life

Brye was born to Jenny Bozarth Sebring and Bryan Sebring and raised in Glen Ellyn, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago, alongside her sister and two brothers. Growing up in a musical family, Brye developed a strong interest in music from an early age. She began performing in local theater productions at the age of seven and was posting covers of popular songs on YouTube as a teenager. By the time she was 12, Brye started writing her own songs, and music became a central part of her life. These early experiences in music, combined with her background in theater, helped shape her career as a self-produced artist.

Career

2019–2020: Early Career

Brye began her music career in 2019 with her debut single, "Million Songs," which explored themes of emotional vulnerability and love. In 2020, her single "LEMONS" gained viral attention on TikTok for its commentary on toxic positivity and emotional suppression. The song amassed millions of streams on Spotify and solidified her place in the indie-pop scene.

2022: Debut Album Dream Girl

On June 17, 2022, Brye released her debut album, Dream Girl, a collection of tracks that delve into themes of adolescence, self-discovery, and emotional growth. Songs like the title track "Dream Girl" and "Hold Me" reflect her introspective and relatable songwriting style. The album marked her transition from viral fame to a more established presence in the music industry.

2023–2024: RECOVER

In 2023, Brye released her second album, RECOVER, a nine-track project addressing mental health, societal expectations, and resilience. The album featured tracks such as "NOTHING!" (confronting online body shaming), "Jenna" (a duet with Addison Grace about queer love), and "Direct Message" (inspired by body dysmorphia). A deluxe edition of RECOVER was released in 2024, including collaborations with Cavetown and additional tracks that expanded on the album's themes.

Discography

Albums

Brye's debut album, Dream Girl (2022), explores themes of adolescence, emotional vulnerability, and self-discovery, featuring tracks like & Dream Girl and Hold Me.Her second album, RECOVER (2023), delves into self-acceptance, mental health, and resilience, with notable tracks such as NOTHING.

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