Siân Brown

Siân Brown is a multifaceted artist based in Cork, Ireland, known for her work as a singer-songwriter, dancer, multi-instrumentalist, music therapist, and more. Her musical journey began in childhood, and she formally launched her career with the release of her debut solo album, "Blue Ruin," in 2010. This was followed by "The Girl from Nowhere" in 2014 and "And She Was" in 2020. Siân's music often reflects her personal growth and struggles, including her experiences with ADHD, which she has spoken about openly. In addition to her solo work, she has been involved in collaborative projects and charity albums, showcasing her commitment to using music as a tool for healing and community engagement.

Beyond her music, Siân is a dedicated music therapist and supervisor, having earned her MA in Music Therapy in 2018. She works with various organizations, including the Phoenix Creative Psychotherapy Centre and Cork Simon homeless services, where she has contributed to projects like the charity album "Simon Says." Her recent projects include an album inspired by Anne Baring's book "The Dream of the Cosmos: A Quest for the Soul," which she documents on her YouTube channel. Siân's diverse talents and philanthropic spirit make her a unique figure in the music scene.