Breeze Redwine is a 19-year-old, award-winning singer songwriter who sings pop with a soulful country influence. And she rocks too.
She is fabulously talented and self-effacing but with the strength and resolve to shape her own role as an artist. Above all, she loves to entertain and brings a whole playful new energy to the music arena. She is emerging as a powerful singer and songwriter, happy and content to grow organically as her musical output develops. And it is growing fast. She plays guitar, ukulele and piano.
Breeze could well be the UK’s next big new musical talent. Her influences include international artists and bands including Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus, Imagine Dragons and Shawn Mendes.
At just 19 she writes narrative songs with depth and feeling about life from a young, female perspective. The country-loving teen was raised in Harleston, Norfolk. Her lyrics are feel-good and upbeat, daring and heady, often focusing on love, happiness and life lessons. Occasionally she touches on more sensitive issues, including the mental health of young people (a subject close to her heart).
Championed by BBC Introducing in Norfolk, and featured on BBC Introducing Suffolk, she has had three Tracks of the Week and has had her first single featured on UK, USA and Canadian radio stations. Her early release, Courage, independently recorded and released, began her journey into the music business. Now becoming widely known on the UK music scene, she is dedicated to her loyal fan base with views, plays and followers growing exponentially.
Her second single release ‘Never Let You Go’ follows on from her debut ‘Money’ which notched up 185,000 views on YouTube and 60 000 streams on Spotify and it is already exceeding these views and streams.
Breeze Redwine boasts the raw emotion which she leverages – The Musical Hype
Money by Breeze Redwine is a country-rock gem that hits with a distinctive appeal – Is This Music.com
Breeze bolsters her own reputation as one of the hottest county names to leap out of the UK in 2021. Money is a joyous release with an upbeat tempo that keeps the excitement flowing from start to finish – Breaking & Entering Milwaukee
Breeze is agile and her fearless and confident style pays off massively – Subba-Cultcha.com
Both releases have been recorded by the SAFO Music Group in London. She is currently performing under a management deal with Stonham Barns Park in Suffolk.
She was invited to sing on stage, aged 9, by a teacher who first spotted her talent. In 2015, aged 11, she was crowned champion of national competition Teenstar. In 2016, she smashed the World Championships of Performing Arts competition in Los Angeles winning four gold and two silver medals plus an achievement award for the artist most likely to break into the music industry. She has also been awarded Best Original Artist in the South East Entertainment Awards and nominated three times for a Josie Music Award in Nashville, USA.
Among her notable performances are included, Long Beach and LA, California; the O2 and Dingwalls, London; the NEC Birmingham; and many appearances in the East of England, across Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire.
Breeze has also performed in theatres, both acting and singing. Selected for various modelling assignments, she has also been an extra in a variety of TV and film shoots.
She is currently studying for a BA in Film and Moving Images at the Norwich University of the Arts as well as pursuing her journey into music.
Further information on Breeze Redwine can be found on her website.
Once again I threw Arlo in at the deep end, affiliating him purely for the Arena UK second round show, and once again he pulled it out the bag. How lucky am I to have such a wonderful little horse? We haven’t really competed this year. I don’t really compete over the winter, and also my horsebox was away for repairs up until the beginning of June, so I had no transport even if I’d wanted to.
With the dry ground we don’t seem to be having much luck with shoes, as little madam managed to pull both her front shoes off within 12 hours the other day! We entered the arena with two shoes on for a schooling session and left it with one missing (took about an hour to find it). Then that afternoon, as I went to put some hoof ointment on, I looked down and had to double take, thinking I was looking at the wrong hoof. But, no, the other shoe was missing too.
After having a long wait and some lunch at the onsite café, it was time to get ready for the Joan Wolfe Overall Supreme Shetland Pony Championship. I got changed out of my usual showing outfit into black trousers and a maroon top with white spots, as you are expected to be a bit more “bling” in the evening.
We were all set to go for our next outing, and were super excited. That was until I heard the dreaded clunk of a loose shoe! I checked it over, praying it wasn’t too loose, but, nope, it was going to need a refit.