Brooke Ellen’s new haunting dark-pop track ‘Corset’ is a transcendental single. She captures the intimate struggle with body image, and eating disorders through an elegant, but stark metaphor of squeezing herself into a corset.
Through her own experiences and exploring introspectively, there is a real raw element to the poetic aspect of ‘Corset’s lyrics.
Following Brooke Ellen’s standout shows at Jimmy’s in Liverpool, and more Manchester-based shows at Band On The Wall, The Deaf Institute and Lions Den, she’s garnered quite the attention.
People are flocking to capture Brooke Ellen’s live tone, serenity and ambience. Beyond the disposable attitudes of the pop industry lies true alternative talents and this can be found here.
Not only does Brooke Ellen capture her own emotions so carefully, but she has the transformative power to ascend to her audience and bring their own self-reflection and intellectualism.
An idea not as much celebrated in the indie-pop / dark-pop genre but certainly one that is welcome, and evidently being loved in the likes of Ellen.
She exists as a mirror, by offering up her soul and vulnerabilities so that her fans can find comfort in their own. What Brooke Ellen captures most poignantly is her ever-evolving inclusivity in her fanbase, using her youth to reach out and captivate us.
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