Britt Warner is an artist from Los Angeles who has lent her voice to Burberry, Hulu, Netflix, and HBO, covering well-known songs and writing hauntingly beautiful originals in a style she dubs "cinematic pop."
Her music can be found on all of the streaming platforms and she performs worldwide, from playing festivals with a full band to offering intimate soundbaths using nothing more than a microphone and loop pedal. She currently collaborates with Joe Novelli, playing live shows in which she’s improvising vocals over his spontaneous half-analog-half-electronic compositions.
Britt writes poetry, short stories, and essays and posts them to Substack every Thursday. Her first novella, Swimming With Horses, was released in May 2025, loosely based on personal events as a young equestrian. Her second book, The Old Carousel, is a darkly funny and sadly sexy collection of short stories and poetry, published in January 2026. Available for purchase now.
Britt offers pop-up poetry at private parties and public events, as well as made to order via the interwebs. Given one word or theme, she types an on-the-spot rendering that channels and interprets the feeling tone of the person requesting the poem. The result is an intimate sketch of our shared humanity.
Her creative handywoman endeavor, well-known across Northeast L.A. as Ms. Fixit, blends beauty and function with self-developed carpentry and painting skills. These days, she’s more involved in fine art renderings. FR!DAY Pilates commissioned Britt to paint a 4’x5’ woman for their second location, and she welcomes more projects in this realm.
Britt teaches Pilates in Tucson, AZ, where she now resides. Fr!day, Centerline, and Centro offer group reformer classes, and Britt is available for privates and duets at each location, as well as for private parties and special events.
The making of “Valentina” occurred on my patio in Downtown Tucson. She was a commission for Fr!day Pilates based on the original painting that lives at the studio on 6th at 6th. This one is at Grant and Swan, where I also teach. I'm so grateful to studio owner Soleil for asking me to do this. I got lost in the process and was reminded that we don't have total control of the outcome. Oftentimes it's better if we let a creation, relationship, life become what it wants to be rather than what we think it's supposed to be.
I'm available for more painting projects on request.
"There's Still Time" is a song I made with friends in L.A. It's available exclusively on Boogie a new music platform created by my friend Laura Horley!
- Britt Warner