Independent artist Bri Bandz has been making waves online with her blend of honest and feel good music, the Phoenix, Arizona beauty with a big personality has crafted a fanbase with her spirited efforts, turning Nick Cannon’s Love Don’t Cost A Thing dance into an iconic move, with a recent run of records, further cementing herself as one to watch.
Gaining traction late last year with Bandzway,
flowing cool over a neptunes-esque production, providing a modern take on a classic sound, with it’s simplicity, she’s able to display presence and charisma over the uptempo beat, a far contrast from the soulful Rises The Moon,
showcasing a sultry tone and underrated songwriting ability, highlighting her versatility as an artist. Bri kicked 2025 off with the hit Bengis,
sampling Babyface & Pharrell’s under-appreciated Stressed Out, creating another fun effort with her playful flow that rightfully gained traction, before releasing My Bad,
slower tempo but similar vibe, My Bad proved it wasn’t just the wavy beats but rather her own flair that makes her stand out. The best part is you’re getting to see an artist develop in real time, so the rawness only amplifies her charm and ability, evident with her next release, New Day.
You can already see the improvements in each track, ambitious and determined, it’s actually a spiritual effort, intertwining thoughts of fears, chance and faith. In an era where there’s so many acts making frivolous music, it’s refreshing to see someone starting out deliver substance. Able to attempt a variety of styles, she blessed her supporters with a cute freestyle,
followed up by her latest release, Closer.
Sampling the legendary Whitney Houston’s It’s Not Right But It’s Okay, she glides over the upbeat banger with a mix of styles, harmonising the chorus, with her soft tone complimenting the skippy production, naturally transitioning into a pacey flow with some finesse. Closer is a more composed effort and brings her closer to putting together an official project. Still developing her artistry, the former hooper finds herself in a great space and on course for success, heading in the right direction, doing it the Bandz way.






