Brittany Holmes

Beginning as an actress in the PBS kids show "Wishbone" playing "Emily Barnes", Brittany developed a passion for music and singing. At the tender age of 11, Brittany became the "national anthem queen" around Dallas singing at many professional athletic events like the Big 12 Championship and Dallas Mavericks basketball games. Soon after, Brittany captured the attention of music mogul Johnny Wright as she was once but no longer signed to his kids label "Wire Records." Wright quoted her as being "a true talent with vocals to sustain her in the industry for years." After being exposed to the great sounds of Motown growing up, her roots were quickly planted within R&B/Pop music. Having been influenced by such artists as Aaliyah, Christina Aguilera and Mariah Carey, Brittany developed a unique sound of her own as well as a talent for songwriting. Brittany, 'B' as some call her, has defined her own sound which embodies "true singing." Because of her driven and goal-oriented personality, she wants to be known not only for her vocal ability and talent to entertain, but as a songwriter with a distinct style. The exposure and experience of the entertainment industry has given this articulate, vibrant and determined young woman the ability to "hold her own" as a business woman, singer, songwriter and vocal producer/arranger. Recently, Brittany has focused on her talent for writing songs, proven by the records she has created. Currently, she is writing for other artists within all genres of music as well as working on a project of her own. You can look forward to her accomplishments with high expectations and anticipation.