Montreal-born, Toronto-based singer-songwriter Briannah Donolo aka Rêve is taking over the pop-dance music scene with new single ‘Layover’
The song says: “We don’t wanna fight the feeling. It gives us something to believe in, and I never really want to leave it. I might have to miss my flight. Got you for one more night. I layover you for life.” Co-written by Rêve, Colin Munroe, “Layover” brings the artist’s vision to life in a colourful, flirtatiously blissed-out piece of dance-pop perfection.
Rêve says about the new single, “‘Layover’ recalls a story during a 12-hour layover between LA and Australia I had a few years ago. I was deliriously tired, having already been up for 24 hours, but rallied and had one of the most epic nights of my life with a group of old friends, resulting in me almost missing my flight!”
The new single was produced by Colin Munroe, “Layover” unfolds in an airy, funky groove highlighting Rêve’s radiant vocal flow as she surrenders to the feeling of connection.
The iHeart Radio’s Future Star and Rogers One To Watch Artist broke waves in 2021 with “CTRL + ALT + DEL,” the #1 most added song overall and at Top 40 on Canadian radio, eventually hitting #8 on the charts. Globally, the track gained airplay on BBC Radio 1, including “Best New Pop,” and secured the #1 spot on the TikTok (US) Electronic playlist. Rêve made her major-label debut track with “Still Dancing” in June 2021 with follow-up “SKIN 2 SKIN” and a slew of remixes by some of EDM’s best, including Banx & Ranx, Billen Ted, and Kito.
Driven by honest storytelling and powerful yet sensual vocals, Rêve comes as one of this generation’s most promising artists. Yet glamorous, dark, and surreal on the exterior, Rêve’s repertoire is profoundly thoughtful and emotional at its core. Her music reminds you to embrace the emotions and parts of yourself that you are taught to perceive as flaws in today’s world.
2021 saw Rêve releases amazing hits likes “CTRL + ALT + DEL”, “Skin 2 Skin” & more, Rêve continues to set the stage for 2022 and beyond.
