Sylvia Bremer is a Cuban/German-American singer-songwriter hailing from Miami, Florida. Daughter of a Cuban actress, singer, and pianist. The artist points out how up until the end of high school, her repertoire of performances has been focused predominantly around shows and graduations. As fate would have it, at the age of 18; she was approached by a former peer of hers from her days involved in musical theatre regarding writing a hook for an aspiring rap artist. On entering the studio, a wow factor came over her, and she realised immediately this was where she belonged, explaining “It felt like home”. From this moment forwards, it was in the artists eye’s set in stone that she wanted to pursue a career in music. Transitioning into the EDM world; she went further and enrolled in music production at her local community college.
We caught up with Sylvia prior to her highly anticipated release “Not Okay”. A song whose essence lies through the miscommunication in a relationship and the distance it creates. Sylvia highlights how the song helped set the tone and shape of the music she wanted to produce. A fusion between POP and R&B, the artist looks to bring depth through her songs utilizing her vocals. “I think that is something that I bring to the table in my art and that’s what makes my music stand out because it resonates with people”.
For the Fans & Finding Inspiration
“I think now as an adult, anxiety is a very present emotion that most of us deal with. Until 3 months ago, I was suffering from frequent anxiety attacks and mild depression. And to be honest, this is actually the healthiest I have ever been mentally and emotionally, but it takes work and it’s not easy and it feels like something I will be working on for the rest of my life.”
Looking forward
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