Brooke Seabrook was born in Ipswich and raised in the suburb of Goodna, Brooke is the youngest of seven children. Although her childhood map placed her within city limits, her upbringing was defined by "old time" values and a deep, inherent connection to the land. As she puts it: "I wasn’t born in the country, I think it was born into me."

In November 2024, Brooke took a major leap into the industry at Rabbit Hole Recording Studios. Collaborating with uniquely talented director Brandon Dodd and Australian country royalty Bill Chambers as co-producers, what began as an EP quickly blossomed into a full-length album, 3 Little Street. Brooke describes the recording process as transformative, noting that her producers "breathed a life into the stories that I could have only dreamed."

Brooke’s writing is driven by an unwavering need to connect. Influenced early on by the bush poetry of Paterson and Lawson, and the music of icons like Kasey Chambers, Slim Dusty, and John Williamson, she weaves narratives that bridge the gap between a young girl's dreams and a woman's reality. Her music touches on love, loss, and the healing power of storytelling, proving that while she may not have been born on the land, the country spirit is undeniably in her blood.