MÏRÄNDÄ

Miranda is a music producer, singer, songwriter and composer. She explores a wide spectrum of styles but her background in theater consistently shines through and plays a powerful role in her songwriting. Born, raised and based in NYC, she grew up in an eclectic musical household - studying classical violin at the Special Music School, watching her dad perform in Country Rock bands and listening to her mom’s extensive collection of Celtic music. In her sophomore year at LaGuardia High School, she began writing her own songs and recording them with the help of her dad. In 2013 and 2014 she won YoungArts awards in Voice. Through their program she had the opportunity to perform her original music at The Kennedy Center and at Lincoln Center in a Dance/Theater piece directed by Bill T. Jones. She also starred in the HBO Masterclass Sing Your Song with Josh Groban and performed her original music alongside him at T.D. Garden and MoMA. Mïrändä studied Theatre at NYU Tisch’s Stella Adler Acting Conservatory and after a year she transferred to Tisch’s songwriting program at Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music. It was around that time she began to dabble in music production and in 2015 released her first EP, Empire. She has grown her following organically and independently. Her listeners steadily grew after her songs were featured in well known YouTuber’s videos. After placing in Spotify Editorial playlists and going viral on TikTok she now has 3.6 Million streams and counting. While Mïrändä has continued to grow her fanbase and develop her craft, she has also gone on to compose for dance and short film as well as DJ. In 2021 she composed a piece for Trainor Dance, which was performed at and inspired by the Yayaoi Kusama exhibit at the Bronx Botanical Gardens. It was then that she discovered a passion for collaboration with dancers and went on to compose for Dance/Poetry films as well as standard short film.