Miriam Bryant

Miriam Bryant is a Swedish singer and songwriter who has captivated audiences with her powerful voice and emotionally charged lyrics. Born on March 8, 1991, in Utby, Gothenburg, Sweden, to a Finnish mother and English father, Miriam's multicultural background has influenced her musical style, which blends pop with soulful and electronic elements. She emerged onto the music scene with her debut single "Finders, Keepers" in 2012, which quickly gained traction in Scandinavia.

Since then, Bryant has been on an upward trajectory, releasing a slew of hit singles that resonate with a wide audience. Songs like "Gråter om du vill" and its acoustic version showcase her raw vocal talent and her ability to convey profound emotion, while tracks like "Sarkofag" and "Under någon ny" underscore her versatility as an artist. "VinterNoll2" is a nod to a classic Kent song, evidencing her roots in the Swedish music tradition. Collaborations such as "Lonely In A Crowd" with Joakim Berg highlight her ability to create magical duets, and her emotive performance in "Mitt hjärta blöder - Spotify Studio It’s Hits Recording" reiterates her standing as one of Sweden's cherished vocal talents. Miriam continues to engage her fans with relatable themes of love, loss, and self-reflection, exemplified in the poignantly titled "PS jag hatar dig" and "tystnar i luren." Her craft stands as a testament to her ongoing evolution as an artist, consistently delivering music that both challenges and charms her ever-growing fanbase.

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