Brookklin Munro isn’t chasing attention—she’s building intention. Based in Washington, D.C. and originally from Columbus, Ohio, Munro’s journey into music spans nearly two decades of writing, reflection, and lived experience. For years, music was a quiet constant in her life, something personal and powerful but never rushed. That changed after a life-altering traumatic event forced her to see time differently. Survival sharpened her focus, and music stopped being a side passion—it became the mission.
As both a recording artist and producer, Munro moves with clarity and control. She isn’t boxed into one sound or lane; instead, she blends honesty with confidence, soul with swagger. Her music carries a conscious edge without sacrificing fun or femininity. It’s inviting, self-aware, and bold—designed to make listeners feel seen while still giving them something to move to. There’s empowerment in her records, but it never feels forced. It feels lived in.
That balance is fully realized on her latest project, Only One Me, a 12-track body of work with no features—a deliberate choice that reinforces the project’s title. Munro stands alone on every record, owning her voice, her perspective, and her space. Songs like “Cash Only,” “All for Me,” “Karma,” and “Two Birds One Stone” highlight her ability to shift between reflection and confidence without losing cohesion. The project doesn’t ask for validation; it asserts identity.
Her momentum isn’t limited to streaming platforms. Munro has already proven her visual presence with three official music videos—“Be Happy,” “Used To,” and “Fine As Hell”—each surpassing 100,000 views on Youth alone. The visuals match her energy: unapologetic, polished, and emotionally grounded. Whether she’s expressing joy, growth, or self-assurance, she commands attention without overexplaining herself.
Her latest single, “BET,” continues that forward motion. Confident but measured, the record feels like a statement of trust—in herself, in her process, and in what’s next. Munro isn’t trying to fit into trends or rewrite the rules just for the sake of it. She’s simply telling the truth in her own voice and letting the work speak.
At her core, Brookklin Munro makes music for people who want more from life—more meaning, more courage, more joy. Her artistry is rooted in resilience, but it’s driven by hope. As her catalog grows and her reach expands, one thing remains clear: this is an artist who knows exactly who she is, and she’s just getting started.
