A review states "...her songs are the warm coffee on a rainy day. Or the oh-so-sought-after light at the end of the tunnel in the world of folk music. She maintains her femininity without being too demanding about it. Her beauty in her words is just as important as her folk music stamina that is very important this day and age..."    -FensePost

"Superb original songs, a great pop sensibility, a beautiful voice...Brino wears her heart on her sleeve." - B Magazine 

"Brino's breathy vocal delivery lends itself perfectly to her catchy and quick-witted refrains..." - Performer  

Laura Brino is an award-winning indie folk-pop singer-songwriter based in Annapolis, Maryland. A recipient of the 2026 Bernard/Ebb Songwriter Award, she has spent more than two decades crafting songs that blend heartfelt storytelling, memorable melodies, and emotional depth. Her music has been featured in film and television, and she has released ten albums that explore themes of love, loss, resilience, identity, and hope.

Beyond her solo career, Brino is a founder of Songbird Collective, an organization dedicated to supporting women and nonbinary artists through performance opportunities, community-building, and collaboration. She is also a member of several musical projects, including Friends and Folklore, Caprarian, Sisiwitch, and Lily and the Pearl, the latter of which earned a licensing deal through Deep Elm Records.

Her latest album, The Other Side, represents her most ambitious and personal work to date. Inspired by life's most transformative experiences, the record traces a journey through grief, heartbreak, friendship, empowerment, and ultimately hope. Featuring collaborations with several acclaimed regional artists, the album showcases Brino's ability to transform deeply personal experiences into songs that resonate with universal truths.

Whether performing solo or alongside longtime collaborators, Brino's music invites listeners into stories that feel both intimate and familiar.