Burn To Black (Visualizer)
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She Would’ve Loved This (Visualizer)
Dandelion ft. Lukas Nelson (Visualizer)
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About Brooke Lee
Brooke’s personality is kinetic: a fast-talking, dot-connecting storyteller who approaches her life as a scavenger hunt for meaning, guided by a simple belief in trusting her gut. That instinct has carried her from her hometown of Charlotte, North Carolina — where she first saw live music light up a room — to Nashville, where she’s built her career the long way: bar gigs, songwriting rooms, pivots, and persistence.
Her artistry has already caught the attention of artists like Willie Nelson, Ty Myers, Wade Bowen, Gavin DeGraw, Redferrin, and Lukas Nelson, who’ve invited Brooke to open shows and collaborate together. Since arriving in Nashville, she’s honed her craft in songwriting rooms with Spirit Music Publishing and signed with CAA, building momentum through her infectious energy and undeniable songwriting.
Brooke Lee offers a forward-thinking take on country pop: simultaneously both, without trying to be either. Her music pairs glossy, melody-forward hooks with live drums, washed-out electric guitars, and lush harmonies. Brooke’s superpower is her skill with a chorus (immediate, physical, built for bar-room singalongs) but her lyrics that linger most are the ones that lean into contrast and grey area, where sweetness meets consequence and belief brushes up against doubt.
In 2025, Brooke showcased her songwriting prowess with a steady stream of new singles, ranging from heartfelt collaborations like “Dandelion” (feat. Lukas Nelson) to anthems like “So Beautiful.” Her newest single, “Burn To Black,” is out now. With over 115k social followers and 5M career streams, “Burn To Black” will lead her sophomore EP, releasing in 2026.
Rooted in emotion and real-life experience, Brooke’s voice is marked by grit and a natural rasp, backed by a range that gives her songs weight and staying power. Writing from lived experience, her storytelling approach to songwriting balances vulnerability and strength with honest songs that feel both deeply personal and universally resonant.


