The singer
THE SINGER - BRITTANEY DELSARTE
Brittaney (N.) / Brɪ•tuh•nee is your Southern cousin debutante living in the New York world. A Millennial Renaissance Woman with many accolades and years of arts experience. From the age of 4, she trained at some of the finest institutions in voice, dance, and acting.
A multifaceted artist, she honed her dance skills at the Columbia Conservatory of Dance, mastering ballet, jazz, ballroom, and West African dance. Trained by renowned vocal coaches like Beyonce's David Lee Brewer, she's also proficient in various musical instruments.
With a background in Acting from the Actors Studio Drama School in New York, under mentors like Susan Aston, Elizabeth Kemp, and Robert Serrell, Brittaney has graced off-Broadway plays, award-winning short films, and webseries.
Beyond her artistic endeavors, she passionately advocates for civil rights and racial justice, creating inclusive spaces and dismantling discrimination in the educational and artistic realms.
BRITTANEY DELSARTé: Awesome blossom tiny apartment (digital) concert
As this multi-hyphenate millennial renaissance woman from the South has built her artist identity in New York, having released her debut EP 'Call Me Blossom', Brittaney Delsarté Chatman is on a pursuit to take power out of mainstream's hands to place herself in windows of opportunities that'll take her music career to the next level. Inspired by NPR's 'Tiny Desk' concert series and its unique way of showcasing talent, Brittaney will express herself blossoming, performing her songs live for the first time.
Call Me Blossom EP
EP GENRE: R&B; URBAN CONTEMPORARY; DANCE ELECTRONIC
RELEASED: AUGUST 2021
Brittaney Delsarté Chatman is going back to her roots, venturing back into the world of music with her first, self-produced EP entitled Call Me Blossom. Call Me Blossom Is inspired by Chatman’s Southern charm, 90s childhood, her experiences as a multi-hyphenate millennial, & her whimsical, vulnerable poetry. Her enthusiasm for genre fluidity runs heavily through her first self-produced EP. Five songs will take you on a journey of a young Southern debutante-caterpillar blossoming into a fully realized adult- butterfly. Sounds drift between R&B, hip-hop, jazz, subterranean trap, & airy dance-pop. She brings her Awesome Blossom personality with the chordal finesse of live instruments, finely wrought melodies; the hard-edged rhythmic pulsation, vocal panache, and above all a glowing sound canvas.
Brittaney is honored to collaborate with Grammy Award Winning Music Producers and Industry professionals, including, Doctor Sound Mix; Jonathan Estabrooks; E-Jones; A-GO; Jelani Harris; Phillip Carrol; Jeff Jones; DStokesOn DaTrak.
TracklisT
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Through its uplifting lyrics and melodies, "Call Me Blossom" inspires listeners to celebrate their own journeys of growth and self-realization. The song uses the metaphor of a blossom to symbolize Brittaney’s journey towards embracing her true self and blooming into her full potential. It captures the themes of transformation, resilience, and the beauty of finding one's path in life.
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‘Southern Life’ is Brittaney’s love letter to her home state and paints a vivid picture of what it means to live in the South, celebrating its unique identity and the warmth of her community. The song blends nostalgia with contemporary perspectives.
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‘I Don't Support’ addresses themes of social justice and personal integrity. The song is a powerful statement against various forms of injustice and discrimination. Through its compelling lyrics, Brittaney expresses her refusal to support systems and behaviors that perpetuate inequality and harm. It's a call for awareness and action, urging listeners to stand up for what is right and to advocate for positive change in society.
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Through soulful melodies, ‘Imagine that’ digs into feelings of loneliness and yearning, capturing Brittaney’s personal journey toward self-discovery and the desire to break free. It's a heartfelt anthem about finding power in solitude and the unending quest for true self-realization.
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‘Talk to Me’ is a song about the importance of open communication and emotional connection in relationships. The lyrics express a yearning for honest and heartfelt conversations, emphasizing how vital it is to share one's thoughts and feelings to build and maintain a strong bond. The song captures the desire for deeper understanding and intimacy, urging listeners to reach out and connect with their loved ones on a meaningful level.
Debut Singles
Southern Life
It was my Southern roots that sustained me during my low valleys when I was on the precipice of obscurity. The roots that ground me were instilled by the community that raised me. The love of my family, teachers and mentors. The unwavering strength and beauty of my ancestors. The Southern charm & hospitality; of course my faith in Jesus Christ. I am from Columbia, South Carolina, specifically from the city where the confederate flag flew over the State House for years, and so I was forced to have a strong sense of self and heritage.
Writing "Southern Life" is my love letter to South Carolina and I hope you will join me in celebrating my community in an Awesome Blossom Fabulous and Fantastic Way!
Talk to Me
It’s easy to fall into what I call the dripping effect, where you start to question your own self-worth or you may consider settling because every toxic relationship you’ve had has mentally and emotionally drained you.
I wrote this song and created this video to empower my Blossom cousins to keep the faith in finding true love and stay true to their values and core beliefs and to make that known to the next person that comes into their lives.
