New Single “Far Away from Here” out now
On Breezy Love's debut album, the 20-year-old experimental pop-folk singer-songwriter explores the moments in which the world isn't paying attention. By tackling difficult subjects such as religion, loss, body image, love, anxiety, racism, family, social media, and the Me Too Movement, she is able to make listeners think critically. The album will have you asking what it is you’ve noticed and what it is you may have overlooked. Sonically expanding a variety of genres, from indie-pop, country-rock, to americana & blues, there is truly something for everyone.
Breezy’s Story
American singer-songwriter Breezy Love was born and raised in the north shore of Chicago. Breezy quickly developed a deep love for music and the stage; relentlessly singing, teaching herself guitar at fourteen, and beginning to act in musical theater at nine. With a variety of influences and inspirations, her favorites include Fiona Apple, Regina Spektor, Elton John, Joni Mitchell, and Bob Dylan. Love's music is a unique blend of country-folk, indie-pop, and americana.
At 17 Breezy moved to Michigan to pursue songwriting at the prestigious Interlochen Arts Academy. As one of thirty singer-songwriter students from around the globe, she took great pleasure in learning alongside her talented peers. As a part of her daily studies, Love was taught by industry professionals Courtney Kaiser-Sandler, Kyle Novy, Matthew Cochran, and second runner up on NBC’s The Voice, Joshua Davis. It was her private songwriting instructor Kyle Novy, however, who inspired her most. Proceeding her junior year, Breezy won NASA’s 2019 Humans in Space Arts Youth Competition's highest artistic honor: 1st Place Overall Art Category (Music [All Types], ages 14-18). Additionally, the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) & the American Theatre Wing’s Musical Theater Songwriting Challenge named her song “Hanging on Life '' as 1 of 6 Regional Finalists from across the U.S. As part of the contest, Breezy was assigned a coaching team of two highly established musical theater professionals: César Alvarez, a Larson Award recipient, and Patrick Sulken, a broadway musical director. “Hangin’ on Life,” was re-recorded in NYC’s Reservoir Studios by Broadway actress Jessie Shelton. Senior year, Breezy was personally selected by her teachers for a Miami tour, which included a sold-out show at New World Center.
Further songwriting accolades include: 2020 YoungArts Winner, 2020 A.C.F. Next Notes Composition Awards, 2020 Michigan Music Education Association (MMEA) Honors Composition Contest, top 5 of the Great American Song Contest’s Alt/Rock Category 2021, and most recently, the Gold Award in the Mid-Atlantic Songwriting Contest 2021.
In the summer of 2021, she self-booked a successful tour through the state of Michigan alongside Haiven Sellers. Her debut album, “Have You Noticed?", full of songs Love wrote at 17 and 18, was released August 25th of 2021.
After briefly attending Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA for one year, Breezy took an extended break from performing and music all together. In this time, she traveled to 12 countries, and lived and worked all over the U.S. and world; including Asheville, NC, Missoula, MT, Costa Rica, Switzerland, Colorado, and California.
In 2026, Breezy plans to release a new body of work shaped by her years intuitively wandering. Love hopes to establish an even deeper connection with listeners, as well as bring in more. The newest song from this collection of work, Far Away from Here, is out now. Breezy currently resides in Missoula, MT where she studies English at the University of Montana.
