Bay Area singer-songwriter Brindl’s music is a unique vision of sultry soulful folk – “kind, funny, sassy, and understanding.”* Brindl is known for her powerful vocals, insightful (and feisty) songwriting, and inexplicable affinity for The Hoff.  (*Tim Mudd, San Diego Troubador)

Raised in Northern California, Brindl grew up listening to vinyl records of Joni Mitchell and Neil Young, 80’s pop radio and big-band/jazz music—(Her Grandmother Connie Gates was a radio singer in the 1930s.)

After earning a degree in film school, Brindl recorded her first full length album Acoustic Heart (2008) in her bedroom, which inspired two West Coast tours and the creation of Moxy Music and MoxyMusicOnline.com (an online resource for indie artists and female singer-songwriters.) Her new album Shine was released in 2010 and is available at www.brindl.com.

Brindl is currently writing new songs on her ukulele and working on her next recording project.