Propelled by its hit single “Love Song,” the album reached the Number One spot on the Billboard Pop 100 chart and received two Grammy nominations. In 2004, she released her first album, Careful Confessions, much of which landed on her major label debut, Little Voice, in 2007. Sara Bareilles grew up in Eureka, CA, participating in local choirs and theater productions before attending college at UCLA, where she joined an a cappella group and won the annual student talent show twice. "I wrote it as a love letter to a dear friend of mine who was struggling with coming out, and then over the years, the song has kind of taken on a few different lives of its own and been embraced by all kinds of communities, especially the LGBTQ+ community.īareilles shared she has many stories and letters from people who told her "Brave" was part of their coming-out story, adding that the long-term response to the song is "so meaningful."īillboard also included "Brave" in its round-up of the best LGBTQ+ anthems of all time, with the tune clocking in at number 51 on the list.A post shared by Artists Den on at 9:01am PDT "It's like the dream, as a songwriter, to have a song kind of take on a life of its own," she said. The singer-songwriter, who currently stars in the Peacock musical comedy "Girls5eva," talked with Fallon about the origins of the song. Sara Bareilles discussed how her 2013 song "Brave" became an anthem for the LGBTQ+ community in an appearance on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" Friday. The singer also talked about how she got involved in the Peacock music comedy "Girls5eva." She said it's "the dream" as a singer-songwriter to have a song "take on a life of its own." Sara Bareilles discussed how her song 'Brave' became an LGBTQ+ anthem on "The Tonight Show" Friday. Sara Bareilles on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" on June 17, 2022.
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