Interview with Kymberly Bryson

Country artist Kymberly Bryson grew up in Warren, Michigan listening to the Gospel sounds of her mother and Motown. But it didn’t take long for artists like Trisha Yearwood and Martina McBride to capture her attention and spark her interest in country music. At age 15, Kymberly started competing in talent competitions which led her to win Best Female Vocalist in 1996 at the Hoover Roadhouse in Michigan. In 1999, Kymberly moved to Nashville, ready to take her chances as a performer. Before long she was opening for artists such as T. Graham Brown, Carolyn Dawn Johnson, and Sammy Kershaw, Like other artists, chasing their dream in Nashville and working for pennies, Kymberly has spent many nights performing at legendary music venues such as Legends, Second Fiddle, and The Broken Spoke. Three of the seven songs on her recently completed self titled CD are originals and will soon be available on iTunes. Kymberly joins me to talk about her music career and to share some of her songs.