Bruklin’s rise in the pop scene feels almost dreamlike, with her latest single, “Magic Show”, amassing over 5 million views across platforms in its first month. Earlier this year, Bruklin made a serious entrance into the market. Her debut track, “Stay Friends”, was a sassy club mix reminiscent of the Pussycat Dolls’ style. Accompanied by a penthouse music video set against the backdrop of a New York City rooftop, “Stay Friends” is a track that’s set to stick around for a while. “Magic Show”, filmed on a pristine beach, captures the essence of carefree summer fun. The young artist, brimming with energy and enthusiasm, has a clear talent for creating a light-hearted, joyful atmosphere.

Her latest track, “No Contact”, however, reveals a more thoughtful, emotional side. At just 16, Bruklin brings a touch of wisdom to her fans. Produced by Oak Felder and Sebastian Cole, the song came together over two focused days in the studio. Despite its quick creation, the track is layered with depth, blending beats with heartfelt lyrics. “No Contact” is a bold move for an artist so early in her career—an authentic reflection of the growing trajectory of this emerging pop star.

Listen to the track…