Miranda Brown comes from a family steeped in music. All five Brown siblings sang in choirs, studied voice and learned various instruments from a young age. Three went on to become professional musicians. Miranda played her first professional gig while still in elementary school, accompanying a music theatre production at the Vancouver Art Gallery. In her early 20’s she began teaching and working steadily as a freelance harpist. Over the years she freelanced with most of Canada’s major western orchestras including the Vancouver Symphony and the CBC Chamber Orchestras.

Miranda’s musical influences and tastes have always been wide-ranging. She grew up listening to a lot of progressive Pop/Rock, Funk and Jazz. Although she connected strongly with the Choral music and the English and European art songs she studied, Miranda was moving toward a freer, more improvisational singing style. This eventually led her to produce her first album “Songs From Inside Out.”

Currently, Miranda sings, plays harp, writes songs, arranges and records with Jaiya. As an Indie musician she’s immersed in the mad world of marketing and promoting music. She is also working on material for her second solo album.