Kym Brown hails from the West Coast of Canada and moved to London in 2007 when the voice of Jimi Hendrix instructed her to become the ghost writer for Mystic Meg. As a side gig Kym began moon-walking to the theme of The Partridge Family outside of Victoria Station where she met Lord Fader from The Loose Cannons. Fader instantly sensed an other-worldly mega-talent in Kym Brown and offered her use of his studio in exchange for free psychic advice. Using that studio and her own psychic powers, Kym would write, record and produce her debut album “Cursery Rhymes”, 10 tracks of heart pumping pop straight from the heavenly muses to the gut. “Almost Happy” is the first track from “Cursory Rhymes” to see the light of day, and it’s a track you just can’t help falling in love with. “This artist is not to be missed onstage as she bends and contorts a fresh new twist on ironic pop” - Chart Magazine (TO,Canada). "Future pop sensation for sure, so odd makes Bjork look like a traffic warden" - Lord Fader (The Loose Cannons/Kiss FM London DJ)