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A country artist explains how falling for the right person changed her music and her life.
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In this episode
- How a painful relationship shaped her early songwriting
- Why she believes we have no control over who we fall in love with
- How love pushed her to write honestly and share it publicly
- Her case for why country music deserves a broader, more inclusive image
About this episode
Brooke Eden had been a toxic relationship with a man and she wasn’t in love. It wasn’t a fairytale but it was an experience she documented in her music. But then she met Hilary, her current girlfriend and her music took a turn. She wrote a series of love songs, you just listened to one, to tell the world that we don’t get to choose who we love, it just happens. Now, she’s ready to share her love with the world and on the way, transform people’s perception of country music for the better.Be sure to follow Brooke on IG.
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