Brooke Scullion is an Irish singer, artist, representing Ireland at the Eurovision Song Contest 2022. She started her singing career a couple of years ago. Despite this, Scallion managed to acquire an impressive number of "fans". Participation in rating musical projects, a strong voice and a charming appearance - did their job.
Childhood and adolescence Brooke Scullion
The singer's date of birth is March 31, 1999. Brooke was born in Northern Ireland, namely in Londonderry (a city in the northwestern part of Ulster).
Brooke's childhood years were as active as possible. In one of the interviews, she told that she spent a lot of time with her grandmothers. “I often pleased my beloved old ladies with impromptu concert numbers,” the singer comments.
Brooke loved to shock. She erased the records of her compatriot Filomena Begley to the "holes". Scallion looked up to her and as a child imitated the singing of a country singer. Today, Brooke is convinced that the whole "taste" of the composition lies precisely in the individual presentation of musical material.
Scallion studied well at school, and after that she applied to the University of Ulster Magee. Brook insists that education is an important part of the life of any artist, without which it is impossible to "blind" a professional.
Around this time, she moonlights as a backing vocalist for Nathan Carter (a popular Irish country singer). Brooke put her experience into practice. In 2020, she appeared in the rating musical project The Voice UK (Voice of Britain).
The creative path of Brooke Scallion
She is best known as a member of The Voice UK project. Participation in the project turned Brooke's life upside down. And that's why.
During the "blind" auditions, the Irishwoman performed the composition of Lewis Capaldi's repertoire Bruises. What was Brooke's surprise when all four judges' chairs turned to her. Meghan Trainor turned to her:
“You have such a good tone. I see you beyond this project. You will become a superstar. I see contracts, touring and recording albums. Now, I'm your fan."
Later, the artist will say that she did not expect all four judges to see her talent. On the eve of participation in the project, she had a dream. “I sang so badly in my sleep that not a single judge turned to me. And what I got in the end made me the happiest person on the planet.
Scallion was in the team of Megan Trainor. Brooke hesitated for a long time on whom to choose, but in the end she did not regret her decision.
“I made the best decision when I chose Meghan Trainor. She is a professional in her field. In the end, I followed my heart and I definitely chose the right person,” Scallion said.
Brooke was remembered as a bright and direct participant with a strong voice. Many assumed that it was she who would win the project. In the end, the singer took third place, and was satisfied with the work done.
In the same 2020, the premiere of the musical work Attention took place. Brooke could not fully develop her creative career due to the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic. The question of touring during this period of time was not raised at all.
Brooke Scullion: details of the singer's personal life
Brooke plunged headlong into creativity. It seems that the personal life of a talented Irish woman is temporarily put on pause. She does not comment on matters of the heart, and social networks do not allow you to assess what is really happening on the personal front.
Brooke Scallion: Our Days
Brooke Scallion in 2022 was selected as the representative of Ireland for the international Eurovision Song Contest. The jury was waiting for a difficult choice, since applications for participation were sent an unrealistic number, namely 300.
The Irish singer ended up winning the national vote. By the way, for the first time in seven years, the public took part in the selection of an artist, although in the end the winner was chosen with the participation of both an international and a live studio jury.
In Turin, Italy, the singer will perform the song That's Rich, which she wrote together with Karl Zin. After the victory, she addressed the fans with a post of gratitude. Brooke shared her feelings and said she was proud to represent Ireland in a competition of this magnitude.
