#263 Aubrielle
In this special episode of Songwriter Trysts, host Rae Leigh visits the home of Bri, the creative force behind Aubrielle Artist, for an intimate and inspiring conversation. This episode dives into the life and artistry of a songwriter whose music is as cinematic as it is captivating.
Aubrielle crafts dark-pop soundscapes that blend powerful vocals with atmospheric orchestras, heavy drums, and enormous synths. Her work as a multi-instrumentalist, performing artist, and screen composer bridges the worlds of pop and film music, creating a signature style that’s contemporary, cinematic, and epic.
Bri opens up about her childhood spent between Rockhampton and the Gold Coast, how these experiences influenced her artistry, and her journey into music, starting with the humble recorder and evolving into a fearless sonic dramatist. She shares her philosophy of making listeners feel like they’re part of something greater — the same “movie trailer” anticipation that her music evokes.
This episode is packed with authenticity, laughter, and creative inspiration for anyone who loves songwriting or seeks to connect with the heart of music.
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In this episode of Songwriter Trysts, we’re joined by the wonderful May Blue, a talented Australian singer-songwriter from the Hunter Valley in New South Wales.
With her distinctive jazzy and soulful sound, May Blue is carving out her own space in the Australian independent music scene. Her journey is a powerful reminder that sometimes finding your voice means having the courage to step away from the role you’ve always played and finally put your own story into the world.
For almost a decade, May worked as a ghostwriter, writing behind the scenes while helping bring other people’s stories to life. But after facing a major health scare, she began to re-evaluate what she wanted from her own creative life.