Toronto R&B and pop singer Nina Browwn is back with her song, ‘Unavailable.’ In this uplifting track Nina Browwn urges people to stay peaceful and to be conscious about building connections that will matter. Nina Browwn blends gorgeous R&B songs with slick pop production and even some reggae to send a message of protecting your own peace, making yourself unavailable for what no longer adds to your life.
Nina Browwn has honed her craft through a long-standing love for music. She learns to play the flute, guitar, and piano at the age of 10 and later takes up classical opera training when she turns 16, a style she practices up to date to keep her amazing range of voice of over three and a half octaves intact. Her sources of inspiration have been some of the most renowned artists, such as Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, Alicia Keys, and Adele, who combine her soulful style with the reggae flavor. Apart from the voice, Browwn did show her love for songwriting at early ages and composed her first song, ‘Now You’re Gone,’ when she was only 12 years old.
Song Review: ‘Unavailable’ is about the theme of intentional living. “It’s not just about the singer pulling away from a current relationship that isn’t satisfying,” Nina Browwn says, but a broader decision by the artist to remove herself from people and places that drain her energy. “Unavailable is about being unavailable not just to a guy who wastes my time, but to anything and anyone that does not add value to my life.”
