Courtesy Photo

Sisters Rosedna, left, and Arneta Byrd

Sisters Rosedna, left, and Arneta Byrd perform for Honey
Collective, an entity of the Media Arts Literacy Institute,
Dec. 28 at Loft 718 in Austin.

Posted: Wednesday, January 11, 2012 6:46 pm

Byrd sisters developing a musical identity

Amanda Sena

Taylor Daily Press

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For sisters Rosedna and Arneta Byrd of Taylor, the last few
months have been a rollercoaster ride.

Known as “RNA The Messengers,” they have been singing together
independently since April 2010; however, just in the last few
months they have really started to get recognized.

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