ABOUT ME

As featured on KPBS, NPR, KKSM, Adelphia, Time Warner, Cox and in U. Magazine, Music Connection, The San Diego Union, One Way, 944, San Diego Reader, North County Times, La Jolla Beacon, Troubadour, Shake, Beacon Peninsula, Rancho Santa Fe Review, The Connector, San Diego Theater Scene, Bridget Brigitte is a songwriter, lyricist, musician, composer and recording artist with Bionic Sisters Productions and writes music for guitar, piano, and harp. Her debut album Where Birds Meet in the Rain was released with an accompanying set of artistic videos. Her latest collection of songs in both English and French was recorded by world-renowned TV and film music producer Josquin Des Pres (Bernie Taupin, Gipsy Kings) at Track Star Entertainment. 

Among other venues, she has performed at Anthology (US), The Anchor (Canada), Slattery's, The Chancery Pub (Ireland), Le Duplex, and Blues Etc. (France), Latitude 22 (Mexico), Borrelnood (Holland) and was featured in the World Fusion Divas Concert Series in Hollywood as well as in GIRL and Tsunami (ABC). The night that Bridget performed at a historic Reduce Global Warming fundraiser at Rancho Valencia in San Diego, more than $1 million was raised. 

For her unique collection of original songs Where Birds Meet in the Rain, she matched her talents with those of producer/engineer David Chenoweth (Jewel, Body Count), engineer Joe Marlett (Blink 182), drummer Paul Kimbarow (Shanana), bassist Dave Curtis (AJ Croce), and percussionist Allan Phillips (Patti Labelle) among others. Her music videos challenge contemporary clichés and have been shown in the Payne County Film Festival (TV 33, cable 3), and on Access Central TV (Time Warner). She has been a regular TV guest on the Shemm Show (Adelphia, Comcast) and has aired her own Bridget Brigitte TV Special on Cox Cable networks. 

She is also a Call to Arts/Artists Helping Artists Creative Vision Song Contest winner for her song "I've Got my Rendezvous Too," a Los Angeles Music Awards Adult Contemporary Artist of the Year nominee (alongside actress turned jazz singer Minnie Driver), a Women's International Center Living Legacy Award honoree as well as recipient of the Southern California Motion Picture Council’s Golden Halo Award for Music.

For years, Bridget had her own weekly musical series at Humphrey’s Backstage Live Music Club where she performed with her band and featured hundreds of local performers including mostly female singer-songwriters. She also had a multi-artist musical series at Caffeinds on Broadway, San Diego. While performing in Paris, Bridget garnered critical acclaim: L'Arc describes her as "a messenger of the new millennium..." 

She has lent her musical talents to help these organizations among others: The Grammy’s MusiCares, GoGirlsMusic, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Vietnamese American Women Artists, National Breast Cancer Foundation, Artivist Independent Film Collective, and Artists Helping Artists. She is past President of the San Diego Songwriter's Guild, current President of Women's International Center, former Creative Director for 2 Life 18 Foundation (renamed Coalition of Hope) Disaster Relief, and Advisor for Compassion Breast and the Asian American Repertory Theater. In addition to her work as a musician, Bridget is a poet and writer whose work has been published widely. She holds a Ph.D. in French and Comparative Humanities and lives in San Diego, CA where she makes sustainability advocacy an everyday event.

Production Credits Include: 

Album produced in both English and French by Josquin Des Pres (Bernie Taupin, Gipsy Kings) at Track Star Entertainment (San Diego, CA, USA) 2021 release

Recording Project for Alexandra Borbolla Films at PianoPress (San Diego, CA, USA)

Multi-Artist Evening in support of Arts for Healing at Sharp Health Care, North Coast Repertory Theatre (San Diego, CA, USA)

Original music for Handbags - play by Annie Hinton & others (San Diego, CA, USA)

Collaboration with Elizabeth Axford Piano Press on Windy Thursday song (ASCAP)

Music Video DVD of album Where Birds Meet in the Rain, 10 videos (San Diego, CA, USA)

Women's International Center Living Legacy Awards DVD (San Diego, CA, USA)

Multi-Artist Music Series at Humphrey's Music Club, Anthology, Caffiends, Café Europa (San Diego, CA, USA)

Lyceum Theater, original music used in Brackish Waters - play by Annie Hinton (San Diego, CA, USA)

Eveoke Dance Theater, original music used in Mothers (San Diego, CA, USA)

GoGirls Music Festivals performances and coordination (San Diego, CA, USA)

Artists for a Better World Arts Festival Event Video (Hollywood, CA, USA)

Desert Fest Performance Video (Jamul, CA, USA)

Festival of Children Performance Video (Costa Mesa, CA, USA)

McDonald Center Video (La Jolla, CA, USA)

Listowel Equestrian Center Video (Listowel, Ireland)