After much prodding from her friends in college, BREE recorded demos that quickly led to her deal with Trauma. Born in Philadelphia, BREE grew up wanting to be an actor. She moved to New York to attend NYU to study at a theatre company run by acclaimed playwright David Mamet. It was in New York that she ran headlong into her true calling. A lot of the songs come from who I am, but some come from the blurring edges between fantasy and reality.
Music is a great venue for expression as an outlet or an escape.
The dramatic copy from those books are appealing to me. I'd love to be that cheap and evil girl, with all the sex and danger that goes with it. That's not to say that the album doesn't have its share of soul-baringly intimate songs. David Duchovny' is personal too, but there are other layers to it. It is about David Duchovny specifically, but in a larger in sense, it's also about pop stars in general and our desires to meet them, know them and be them.