In June 2017, Briannagh performed at the Saint Kitts Music Festival, sharing the stage with such musical legends as Shabba Ranks, Goo Goo Dolls, Mavado, and Creedence Clearwater Revisited, as well as many others, representing a range of primarily afro-Caribbean musical styles. During 2016 and 2017, Briannagh wrote, recorded, and filmed a video for a new single, “Going Up,” recorded and filmed videos for covers of “This is What You Came For” and “One Call Away,” and is currently working on additional new material.
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She appeared as the principal actor in the music video of “Middle Middle” by French Jazz group Teach Kids Manners. During her time in Los Angeles, Briannagh appeared in episodes of several television shows, including her part as one of Amelia’s fans in an episode of “Bizaardvark” on Disney (“Frankie’s Got a Hater” in season one) and appearances on several Nickelodeon shows and some television pilots. She also continued with her songwriting, as she has done since her first single, “American Fab Kid,” written and recorded in 2012, with a related music video recorded that year. Follow-up songs and related videos were “Everlasting Love” and “Stand Tall.”
Public performances in Los Angeles included singing Etta James’ “At Last” at the “Nu Skool Sings Old School Awards,” which was attended by some of the legends of American television, such as Marla Gibbs. May 2014 brought Briannagh across the Atlantic to Durham, England to sing at the Harambee Pasadia Afro-Music Festival and at local schools. During 2014 she was also actively working on her songs. Although Briannagh performed publicly as a pianist as early as age six and began vocal training at age eleven. Within a year, Briannagh was one of the final four contestants in the youth category Amateur Night at the Apollo Theater in Harlem (2013) as well as a finalist in Deborah’s Got Talent, a fundraiser for Deborah Heart Hospital in New Jersey (2013).
