Becca Brazil chatted about being a multi-hyphenate artist in the digital age, and she shared her future plans.
What inspires your music and songwriting?
I’m mainly in the techno-pop space because I truly believe that the energy of techno mixed with pop is something magical — it makes people feel alive.
It’s the kind of music that helps you forget the problems from yesterday and remember that we’re here, we’re present, and we’re united.
Music has this incredible power to connect people in a way that nothing else can. That feeling — when the beat drops and everyone just lets go — that’s what drives me.
I’m also super excited to share that my song “Chasing Status” — a collaboration with Brandon Gomes and Turnmeuptone — was submitted for Grammy consideration this year!
That was such a surreal and humbling moment for me. On top of that, I recently became a Recording Academy member, which has been such an honor.
Being able to connect with other artists in the industry and support fellow creatives has always been the goal.
How does it feel to be a creative in the digital age?
It’s empowering. We’re no longer waiting for permission — we can build our own platforms, connect with our audiences directly, and shape our stories in real time.
The digital space gives artists and entrepreneurs like me the freedom to create, grow, and pivot.
I’ve been able to launch music, build a PR company, and expand across industries through the umbrella of Becca Brazil, my personal brand. It’s opened so many doors — not just for me, but for the people and businesses I support.
What do your plans for the future include?
At the core of everything I do is the desire to help others. Whether it’s inspiring someone through a song, mentoring a creative, or giving a brand its first feature — that’s the driving force behind it all.
Being on global stages, whether I’m singing, speaking, or acting, gives me a voice — and I want to use that voice to create real opportunities for people I believe in.
Sometimes, it only takes one connection to change a life, and I truly believe I can be that connection for others.
I’m also incredibly passionate about growing my brand, Becca Brazil, which serves as the umbrella for everything I do — from real estate investing, to PR, to artist development and full-scale brand strategy.
It has been such an exciting evolution, going from working with personal brands to now partnering with multi-million dollar businesses through my agency, Only 1 Media PR. And we’re just getting started.
I can’t wait to help even more people and businesses grow to incredible new heights.
What is your advice for young and aspiring creatives?
Don’t wait for perfection — just start. Your authenticity is your superpower. Find what sets your soul on fire and lean into it.
Surround yourself with people who push you to grow, and know that failure is not the opposite of success — it’s part of it. Also, don’t be afraid to evolve. You’re allowed to be more than one thing. Own that.
What was it like to start a magazine with Ariel Lavi?
Working with Ariel Lavi is incredible. He’s got such a creative, global mindset, and we share a love for storytelling that uplifts and empowers.
Launching Hollywood Hills Magazine together has been one of those projects where everything just clicked.
We wanted to highlight bold voices, diversity, and real impact — and seeing that vision come to life was incredibly fulfilling.
Were there any moments in your career that have helped define you?
Definitely. Being featured in Rolling Stone India was a full-circle moment for me, especially because I had visited India during Semester at Sea — it felt like that chapter of my life had come back around in such a powerful way.
Another defining moment was when “Chasing Status” hit No. 1 on the Spotify charts in the UAE. I had recently visited Dubai, and it was one of the most spectacular trips I’ve ever taken.
The energy, the innovation, the culture — I fell in love. I can’t wait to do more business and creative projects there.
What does the word success mean to you? (My favorite question)
Success, to me, is about creating impact. It’s not just about numbers or recognition — it’s about what you do with the platform you’ve built.
Can you lift others up? Can you be a light for someone still finding their way? That’s what success looks like in my eyes.
This is why I always tell people: you are not your business. You can own multiple companies or wear different hats, but your name — your personal brand — is what gives you lasting influence.
If you don’t grow your own name and visibility, and you sell your business or change directions, you’ll be starting over from scratch.
That’s why I’ve invested so much into growing the brand Becca Brazil, and I encourage others to do the same with their own personal brands.
What would you like to say to your fans and supporters?
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Every stream, message, or post you share means more than you know. You’ve helped me grow, believe in myself, and push through the hard days.
I wouldn’t be here without you, and I hope to keep creating things that make you feel strong, joyful, and alive.
You’re part of this journey with me, and I’ll never take that for granted.
Is there anything else you would like to say that we did not cover?
Just that everything I do — as an artist, entrepreneur, and human — is rooted in wanting to help others be seen.
Whether I’m performing on stage, working with a brand, or hosting a red carpet, my intention is always to uplift, inspire, and open doors for others.
I truly believe that visibility changes lives. If I can be the connection that helps someone get to that next level — I’m going to show up and do that. Every day.
That’s the heart behind Becca Brazil — not just a brand, but a mission to make others feel like they belong, like they matter, and like they can achieve their dreams.
