BRE | Official SIte

"In 2013, out of the blue I wrote the chorus to The Revolution. It was so obviously a protest song, but I didn't quite know what it was about. I decided to save the song for when I had a reason to sing it. Fast forward 9 years, Roe V Wade was overturned in a landmark decision by a biased Supreme Court. The outrage I, along with many other woman in the United States felt was palpable. I was so angry that the only way I felt I could express it was by writing music about it. I dug through my old songs, found this song,  and was amazed at how fitting the chorus was to what was happening in our lives. I wrote the verses and the bridge specifically about the lack of separation between church and state and the audacity of a governmental body telling us what WE could do with ours. When the song was finished but before it's release, massive protests broke out in Iran surrounding the murder of  Mahsa Amini by morality police. Again an issue of the lack of separation between church and state. This song is dedicated to every woman who has faced oppression by the government that was created to protect her, and an encouragement that when we stand together, we shall prevail." - BRE