Artist's albums
bubbles
2022 · single
Ms. Marigold
2022 · single
easy
2022 · single
Funny Thing About Love
2021 · single
Dreams (Luxxury Remix)
2021 · single
Dreams
2020 · single
Calico
2019 · album
Movies
2019 · single
Back Pocket
2019 · single
Into the Trees
2019 · single
Calico
2019 · single
Livin' on a Prayer
2019 · single
Lost
2015 · album
Never Grow Up
2015 · album
White Christmas
2012 · album
Undercover
2012 · EP
High Hopes & Heartbreak
2009 · album
Radio Radio
2009 · single
Hold Up My Heart
2009 · single
Songs from the Attic
2006 · album
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Biography
Welcome to a place that belongs smack dab in the middle of Nashville and Laurel Canyon. The sun shines, the pedal steel wails, and harmonies flutter like hearts at the recollection of first love. Arizona-born and Los Angeles-based singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Brooke White extends a warm invite to this place on her forthcoming 2019 full-length album, Calico. The quirky raspy-voiced blonde, moved west from her native desert home in 2003 in hopes of becoming a singer-songwriter. She spent a handful of years chasing the dream, writing songs, cutting hair in her bathroom and nannying twins. She finally landed her big break when she was granted a golden ticket on American Idol's seventh season to perform on the nation’s biggest stage, where millions of viewers formed an emotional bond and welcomed her barefoot-at-the-piano style into their homes on a weekly basis. Most people attribute Brooke's sound to the golden era of singer-songwriters like Carole King and Joni Mitchell. While the music of 70s made its mark on her, it’s the undeniable influence of country legends like George Strait, Reba McEntire, Garth Brooks and The Judds who she grew up listening to in Arizona that come soaring through her vocal cords. However, after years of trying to get there and ultimately crossing paths with producers and co-writers Chris Qualls and Eric Straube, the songstress realized she didn’t necessarily need to book a plane ticket to Nashville to make a country record.