Brit Daniels can be described by her friends on how she can connect with everyone in the room, no matter the scene, and can leave people with their jaws on the floor after a breathtaking performance. From child prodigy to taking over Nashville's music industry with her new hit song "Eulogy", Brit Daniels's story is nothing short of extraordinary.

Born in Texas, Brit Daniels began her music career at the age of 2 years old reaching just a few piano keys. Understandably, she was not performing at Starplex Pavilion, but what she was able to achieve at such a young age is incredible. Brit's mother recognized her talents when she was belting out "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star."

Brit progressed her talent playing at local talent shows, venues, started to record in studios, and even sang the National Anthem in some Texas Rangers' games. At the age of 19, Brit lost her dad, a police officer killed in the line of duty. This was an emotional setback for Brit. With her strong heart, family support, and drive to live her life out as her dad would want her to live, Brit Daniels continued to write music with her dad in mind.

Her impressive resumé lead her to the university of North Texas after high school. Some of the music industry's best musicians went to the university including: Michael League of the three time Grammy winning band Snarky Puppy and Norah Jones a Grammy winning singer/songwriter.

After Brit moved to Nashville, she was working in an internship while continuing to write music with people like Brent Barton, who originally wrote the lyrics to "Eulogy."

Brit loved the song, and she was able to add her own spin to it with some different lyrics, beat, and overall feel to tailor the song more to her. Brit calls the song "Eulogy" a different take on a breakup song.

Some of the goals Brit has with her music is to be out in Los Angeles more playing music, writing, and getting more features on her music. Though she wants to be in Los Angeles for her music, she calls Nashville home.

Brit Daniels is more than the average songwriter. Playing music at just the age of two set her up for a lifetime of achievement. She won talent shows, belted the National Anthem at Texas Rangers' games, over came adversity after losing her dad, and has become a hit success in the music industry. To make a point, check out "Eulogy" here.