Always bold, always honest, always real, always Brea. Brea Miles is a significant player to the genre known as Christian Hip Hop. With projects topping iTunes top 20 and several tours under her belt. Her prolific style and electrifying stage performance makes Brea one of a kind. Born in Richmond, Virginia. Yet raised between North and South Carolina. Brea has a flavor of her own. Deeply rooted in her faith she communicates her passion for Jesus throughout her music. “I love Jesus, I love what He did for us, I’m grateful for His commitment to us. So my aim is to honor Him with what He’s given me. Every song is a gift from God.” Says Brea when asked about her choice and style of music.

When asked about her start Brea shared “I’ve always been interested in music. From the time I was a kid rapping on people’s porches for two dollars. I was a business woman(she jokes with a smile on her face.) I love music. It really is something that God gave me. It’s in my blood my Great Grandfather was an accomplished musician. Who played piano for everybody from Ella Fitzgerald to B.B. King. I’m proud of that I’m proud to come from that.

True to her Military roots she has toured several military bases performing for the Troops.


Being apart of the military community, Brea has drawn upon her unique experiences. Through her outreach support and renown musical concerts - from countless engagements in support of: Military Leadership: MWR events, resiliency events, SHARP, Youth Services, and the Military Chaplain's Corp. In fact, Brea has proven herself as a tireless advocate and mentor for thousands of young people. She has performed for our troops during Freedom Fest, Christmas Events, Sunday Service and many other services.

Brea has now captured many of these experiences of encouragement, through her book and public speaking engagements.

She also holds a bachelors in communication from grand canyon university.

Fans have been patiently waiting for her high energy, motivational, refreshing sound of music. And Brea delivers just that. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.