NEW SINGLE AMBER OUT now

Briana Lee is a country/folk storyteller from Victoria's Goulburn Valley, known for songs that turn small-town life into vivid, emotion-driven imagery. Her music sits at the intersection of country roots and modern folk, drawing on influences from Shania Twain and Dolly Parton through to Sierra Ferrell and Mumford & Sons.

Briana has been writing and performing since she was 12 years old. Along the way, she's picked up the 2007 Telstra Road to Tamworth songwriters award and Trans-Tasman Entertainer of the Year and was a grand finalist in Toyota Star Maker in 2009. She's taken the stage at the Tamworth Country Music Festival, sung the national anthem at the Phillip Island MotoGP and performed at the CMA Festival in Nashville-spending time writing in Music City itself, including sessions with Universal Publishing.

In 2020, Briana stepped back from the spotlight to welcome her second daughter and focus on family. Now, with both girls at school, she's returning to music with a renewed sense of purpose- writing from a more grounded, connected place.

That return begins with her new single, "Amber," out August 21st. Inspired by the January bushfires that tore through the nearby Longwood/Ruffy area, the song personifies the fire as a destructive force while honouring the resilience of the community it touched.

Follow along as Briana Lee tells her next chapter, one story at a time.