Laura Bryna

Nashville-based artist Laura Bryna is a modern country and country-rock performer known for her powerhouse vocals, commanding stage presence, and raw emotional storytelling.

From the CMA Fest Week anthem “Blue Jean Crazy” to the sultry, genre-bending “Painkiller,” produced by Cambo (Walker Hayes’ “Fancy Like”), her momentum continues to build. Recent releases include “Rise (ft. Common Tribe),” which reached the Top 20 on the Mediabase Adult Contemporary Chart, as well as a country-EDM crossover remix of “Painkiller” by DJ/producer Sam Feldt.

Her holiday single “Wishlist” became a breakout fan favorite, hitting No. 1 on the Mediabase U.S. Holiday Radio Chart and topping the Billboard Retail Radio Chart. It also reached the Top 10 on the Apple Music U.S. Holiday Chart and charted on the Mediabase Adult Contemporary Chart.

“Rise” has become a rallying cry for resilience and mental health awareness, generating millions of streams and views, inspiring thousands of fan-created videos, and prompting an outpouring of messages from listeners who have found strength in its message, including those navigating illness, loss, and personal hardship.

The song’s impact has led to a partnership with the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), reinforcing Laura’s commitment to using music as a source of hope and support. In addition to NAMI, Laura supports organizations such as Homes For Our Troops, Musicians On Call, and the Make-A-Wish Foundation.