“Brittany Shane a wonderful singer / songwriter that writes about life experiences to which everyone can relate.”
– Coach Smith, Host of Over Easy, Wimberly Valley Radio
“Brittany Shane has a trademark style all her own. Her voice will lift you up and carry to to a place of relaxation and joy. Always enjoy listening to her!”
– Brenda Hardy, Tasting Room Manager, Singing Water Vineyards
“Along with being musically talented, Brittany Shane is both professional and wonderful to work with! We love having her play at Becker Vineyards!”
– Nichole Bendele, PR & Winery, Tasting Room Coordinator, Becker Vineyards
Brittany Shane began her music career in Madison, WI her Sophomore year at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She played in a few bands there (released her first record that she recorded in her aunt and uncles basement and the album review made it on the front page of the UW Badger Herald!) and when she felt like she reached as far as she could go, she moved to San Francisco, CA (sold a guitar for a one way ticket!). In San Francisco she performed at The Fillmore Poster Room and when they heard her album, “Have Heart Live Young” produced by Zack Smith (founder of the 80’s band Scandal “Good Bye To You” “The Warrior”) she was promoted to performed at The Mountain Winery in Saratoga, CA opening for Heart, Foreigner and Peter Frampton. Shane went on an 80 date U.S. tour promoting her album “Have Heart Live Young” and went through Austin, TX 3 times and really liked it. Shane relocated to Austin, TX in 2010 where she continues to write music and perform in a 5 piece all female Tribute to The Bangles band called The Hazy Shades.
Brittany Shane’s song “Holiday Letter” is out everywhere and is about helping the homeless always, and especially during the holidays. Shane, her husband and her 8 year old son are planning to make sandwiches for many homeless this year and drive around Austin handing them out. She would like to encourage others to do the same or donate to the Central Texas Food bank: https://www.centraltexasfoodbank.org/
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He’s walking a fine line
As people drive on by
But don’t worry he’s the king of this mess
What is junk to one is another’s success
He’s now looking at you
Should you turn and run away?
If you can’t understand do you call for him moved?
Or get upset and demand it’s improved?
I will stand by you
Keep you warm with the things I do
To help you through
This Holiday Weather
Your fingers touch the glass
Frosted days are melting fast
You are home at last
In my Holiday Letter
There’s nothing to prove
You don’t have to leave your name
It’s the thought that counts
With intentions for good
If he was in your place
You sure knew he would….
I will stand by you
Keep you warm with the things I do
To help you through
This Holiday Weather
Your fingers touch the glass
Frosted days are melting fast
You are home at last
In my Holiday Letter
*Lyrics and music by Brittany Shane ©2022