Brooke Waggoner

Brooke Waggoner is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter and composer whose work bridges the gap between classical orchestration and indie-pop sensibility. With seventeen years of formal training and a degree in Composition and Orchestration, her music is defined by a sophisticated harmonic language and complex structural arrangements that she writes and produces herself.

Emerging in the late 2000s, she quickly gained critical acclaim for her debut EP 'Fresh Pair of Eyes,' which showcased her ability to blend staccato piano motifs with ethereal vocals. Her career arc is marked by a fierce independence, releasing all her major works on her own label while achieving significant commercial success on digital charts. Beyond her solo work, she is a sought-after collaborator, notably contributing piano and arrangements to Jack White's 'Blunderbuss' and 'Lazaretto' eras. Her music has become a staple for television sync licensing, appearing in numerous high-profile dramas. Critics consistently praise her for maintaining a high level of technical musicianship without sacrificing emotional resonance, positioning her alongside artists like Vienna Teng and Agnes Obel.