My name is Brave so I feel like there has to be a reason I can stand confident in that name. Truthfully I would say no, because even the most tumultuous times when I was down, such as the year my group disbanded, I lost my father and I lost my manager from a heart attack, I realized I needed to experience those type of blows so I can be honest in my music. If there’s a next season I think I would. I was just honored that TV One thought enough of my story to put me on a platform with these women that’s so accomplished. We’re all fighting for the same goal- to keep R&B music alive. Reality tv is a lot harder than it looks! *laughs*īut I loved the fact that I did come from a group and working with a group of women with strong opinions definitely helped me catapult into this type of arena. Trying to find a balance where everyone can get to an end result where everyone’s happy can be challenging at times. I wouldn’t say there was a con, but whenever you collaborate with other people you have to be open to everyones ideas. We were able to pick up when another fell short. We were all kindred spirits, a lot of jokes and a lot of laughs. I loved being in a group because it was fun. What are some of the pros and cons of being in a girl group?įor me, I’m all about sisterhood. And I was able to learn everything I needed to at that time. a few weeks ago and me and the other two are actually working together on some music. And for that, that season just ended- there wasn’t any turmoil between me and my girls. But I really feel like everything has a season. I knew I wanted to surround myself with other talented vocalists so I sought out the members. Many people know you from Rich Girl, but the group broke up. I’m constantly in the studio writing and collaborating with different writers and producers. I would probably say the fact that I sing, rap and do spoken word.

What separates you from other female solo artists? The response from the crowd was overwhelming and they started calling me Brave and from there it just stook. I was at an open mic spot in Baltimore and I did a piece that was very socially conscious at 13 years old. I started really young and falling in love with performing. It’s an honest version of Brave on so many levels.īrave started when I was doing spoken word.

You’ll be able to see my paintings for each song. I painted murals, too, and we’re going to incorporate my paintings with the download. Shaq Says Biggie Recorded An Unreleased Verse For 'Still Can't Stop The Reign'

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