Having that we have already identified Swedish starlet Miriam Bryant as priestess of vocal prowess, the might of her tenfold talent has significantly gathered up momentum, in a turn of events; inking a deal with Interscope and sealing a collaboration with IT producer type Zedd on his debut “Clarity” deluxe counterpart – whereupon features a re-worked version of Miriam’s sensational Scandinavian hit “Push Play”.
Pulling out all the stops for her introductory release through Interscope, Miriam rounds up a powerful showcase of tracks forming the “Push Play” EP, through the soul diva commanding “Finders Keepers” & “Raised In Rain”, to the pop fuelled brilliance of “Push Play”, “Bleeding Out” and “Alone Isn’t Lonely”.
In its entirety the “Push Play” EP is a towering triumph of universal pop credible sound, that looks certain to take Miriam a field from her Scandinavian & European seated platform to be set amongst the high-towers of the global female pop domain. With a presence as spectacular as this we imagine it won’t be so long, until Miriam will be owning her own slice of it in international charting recognition.