Brynne Price

Brynne Price is an American singer who (with her sister Nicole Price) performed the theme song for the Sailor Moon series. In the Sailor Moon: The Full Moon Collection CD booklet, Brynne was mentioned as being the "Chibiusa/Rini" singing voice, and Nicole, "Sailor Venus".

Brynne and Nicole's father, George "Smitty" Price, a talented musician, first met Don Perry back in 1976 when a friend of Bob Summers (Marlin Jones, head of the Music Department at Asuza Pacific University), asked if George Price could work at Don Perry Music as an apprentice (as part of his music course curriculum). From that day onward, George became part of the Don Perry Music family.

Don Perry Music put together a Children's Choir in the early 1990s for Hap-Pal (Hap Palmer's Music for Children), which Bob picked Brynne and Nicole for.

In 1995, the Sailor Moon Theme was originally recorded by an unknown adult artist, but DiC's "producers wanted a younger female voice... less professional sounding", so Bob called in George's daughters, Brynne (11 years) and Nicole (14 years) to record the vocals for the theme, however not knowing if it would be them on the final track. 8 hours later, the vocals were recorded, and once arranged and presented to the producers at DIC, they were thrilled with the results; thus Brynne and Nicole became a part of the most well-known anime adaptation theme song in history.

Sadly, that was the end of their involvement with the Sailor Moon series.

Trivia

 * Both Brynne and Nicole were paid $200 US for recording the theme song.
 * Brynne and Nicole were unaware an S.A.F. Remix had been made of their original vocals.

Eternal Links

 * Brynne Price - IMDB