About Brewster Bee

Brewster Bee is a Rock/soul singer-songwriter/producer based in Nashville, TN, and is best described as Stevie Nicks meets Imagine Dragons.  She is named after her ancestor William Brewster, who defied King James by secretly publishing a banned book in 1619 and later helped welcome Massasoit into Plymouth for the first peace treaty between the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag. Brewster carries that same rebellious, joyful spirit into her music, which is uplifting, inspirational, and healing, advocating for peace, freedom, and unity.

Brewster trained early in poetry, violin, cello, guitar, piano, music theory, and vocal performance, and cut her teeth singing in a high school gospel choir and small cafes. Her songs have earned admiration from Denny Dias (Steely Dan) and Stuart “Dinky” Dawson (Fleetwood Mac, Steely Dan, Miles Davis). Her distant cousin Buddy Holly started his career at peermusic, where Brewster later launched her own sync career, landing one of his songs in an IKEA commercial.

She co-writes with award-winning songwriters Charles Esten, Jasmine Ash, and, alongside rising artists Tabitha Meeks, Emmalee, Tyler James Bellinger, Makayla Lynn, and Michael McQuaid. She’s collaborated with producers Steve Vito, ELIA EX, Harry Baymiller, Kurt Goebel, and Eric Campbell.

Her debut singles “Supernatural feat. Julisa + ELIA EX” and “Heading for the Top” have landed on 130+ playlists and play in over 30 sports arenas nationwide, including the LA Lakers and the Dallas Mavericks. Athletes Unlimited has licensed “Supernatural” for venue and promotional use, with broadcast placements on Bally’s, CBS Sports Texas, and ESPN+/WNBA App; Orlando Pride has also licensed the track for promo footage. She’s since landed “Heading for the Top” and “Future is Here” in Super Bowl LIX and the Pro Bowl. Her latest single, “We Are Legendary,” recently went viral on TikTok, surpassing 1.3 million views. She is currently in the studio recording her debut album, which is being co-written and produced by Grammy-winning producer Femke Weidema.