Britt Warner

Britt Warner
Britt Warner is from horses. She began riding at the age of two, and accompanied by the rhythm of hoof beats, found that melody was her constant companion. While her musically inclined peers were forming garage bands, however, Britt was competing as one of the top junior equestrians in the country. Unfortunately, shortly after turning professional at 18, a riding-related injury forced her to retire from the only life she’d ever known. In the years since, Britt has honed in on all of the artistic pursuits that had previously taken a backseat. At 19, she began writing and recording music. By 21, she had a published novel, countless articles in national publications, and a catalog of 300+ song lyrics, which has more than doubled since then. Her work took her from L.A. to Austin, to Seattle and everywhere in between. In 2010, she returned to her native Los Angeles to record her upcoming second release, Return to Me, which was produced by RANCHERO DELUXE and debuted in Fall of 2011.
Return to Me
Britt Warner wrote the lyrics and melodies, often on a vintage Hammond organ. Producer Daniel Dempsey (drummer of Until June) then ascertained the complementary chord progression, also on a vintage Hammond organ. From there, Dempsey and shoegazing renegade Dominic Massaro joined forces as production team RANCHERO DELUXE, laying down bass, drums, piano, and guitar in simpatico with Warner's vocals. The resulting Return To Me is a full-length piece of sound art intended to be experienced from start to finish as an entire record, hearkening back to the era of Dark Side of the Moon and Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Those with limited attention spans will still pick their favorite