She has released one album, Trying to Be Me, has been involved in the Make-A-Wish Foundation, and has shared the stage with other notable country artists like Taylor Swift and Emmylou Harris.
Laura Bryna first gained an interest in country music on road trips to Washington, D.C. while her brother was in a hospital there.
[1] After attending Philadelphia's University of the Arts, she starred in a musical called Rasputin and moved to Nashville, Tennessee.
[2] To promote her debut album, Bryna broadcast the music video for the single "Make a Wish" on flat-screen monitors in the Luxor and Excalibur Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas for one month.
“Jawbreaker” spotlights her powerful voice and high-energy musical style, as well as a newfound freedom in her songwriting.