Artist description Singer/songwriter/actress.

Music Style Pop/Rock

Similar Artists Michelle Branch, Pink, Vanessa Carlton, Alanis Morrissette

Artist History As a performer, Amber Brooke already has an impressive resume that includes appearances in movies, television, voice-overs and theatre. Now she has set her sights on the music business. One of her first songs, “Michelle’s Song” shows the true depth of Amber’s talent. After the death of her best friend’s father, Amber takes an introspective look at the emotional turmoil people go through with the death of a close loved one, and explores the questions one must answer to begin the healing process. The background vocals are all friends of Michelle and she voices the closing line. The song won the MakeAStar.com contest and is currently on their first compilation CD. Impressive considering Amber is only 15! Wanting to get the attention of record labels, Amber decided she wanted a young band close to her age. After entering her songs in a local festival and being chosen to perform, Amber quickly went out and auditioned for her backup band. She came up with some great young talent. They spent 5 weeks rehearsing for the MOVA Arts Festival where they managed to snag the hearts of many, as well as first place for her song “So Small”. Singer/Songwriter Awards: Runner Up 2002 John Lennon Songwriting Contest Honorable Mention: 2002 International Songwriting Competition Two Time MakeAStar Champion 1st Place: Mova Arts Festival Finalist Pontiac Vibe Sound Off Contest JP Folks 2002 Nominee 2003 AOL Tonos Musician of the Week Rock Solid Pressure Grand Champion

Group Members Amber Brooke: Vocals, guitar Daniel Platzman: Backup vocals, guitar Wes Creedle: guitar Brian Duffy: bass Nathan Breazeale: Percussion

Instruments Keyboards and guitar

Albums Don't Label Me

Location Atlanta, Georgia - USA

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