'Chaotic Heart' is a compilation of Brooke’s musical journey to date, tying the theme of love - a common narrative in Brooke’s music from debut single, 'Attention', Eurovision hit, 'That's Rich', 'Tongues', 'Heartbreaker' to new ballad, 'Enough'.
'Enough' is a swooping pop ballad (written by Brooke, Izzy Warner and Karl Zine), inspired sonically by The 1975 with 80s Synths - likened to The Cars - Drive with dramatic instrumentals and Brooke’s emotive vocal, giving the track a cinematic feel. The track and EP are released on Friday 30th September.
Speaking of the track and EP Brooke says; “Enough' is a reflective song - it’s inspired by reviewing the relationships in life. Relationships between family and friends to romance - it’s self-deprecating and comes from moments of doubt, when we ask ourselves ‘Am I enough?’ which everyone can relate to. Writing it was a cathartic experience, I cried my eyes out when I heard it back. The whole EP is inspired by relationships and love, its complexities and how they continuously evolve and can be chaotic - hence the title, 'Chaotic Heart'. I’m so excited to release the EP as Chapter One in my musical career. Releasing it at the end of one of the best years of my life is a celebration and I hope it gets people excited for what’s to come.”
The release of the 'Chaotic Heart' EP is a celebration of Brooke’s music to date as she prepares for an even bigger year in 2023 which includes exciting TV projects, live shows and more Music to come.
Brooke has had a whirlwind year since representing Ireland at Eurovision, gaining a loyal fan base and millions of streams with performances across Europe taking the stage at events such as Glastonbury with headline shows in London as well as Dublin, Madrid and Cork Pride.
Brooke rose to fame as a finalist of The Voice UK 2020 where she was mentored by Meghan Trainor, before representing Ireland at this year's Eurovision Song Contest. Brooke's music has received acclaim from outlets such as BBC Introducing, Wonderland, NME, Official Charts and featured on numerous Spotify editorial playlists including New Music Friday, Global Viral Charts and New Pop UK.
