Brooklyn Marie
Indie-pop singer-songwriter with a country flair · Alexandria, MN
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Brooklyn Marie is an indie-pop singer-songwriter with a country flair from Alexandria, Minnesota. She performs at wineries, breweries, festivals, theaters, weddings and events across Minnesota and the Upper Midwest — moving easily between her own songs and the ones everyone in the room already knows.
A working singer-songwriter at heart, Brooklyn is at home playing two- to four-hour sets, performs with her own P.A. and audio engineer, and has a growing catalog of original music. But what people remember most isn’t simply how Brooklyn sounds — it’s how her music makes them feel.
Music you can feel. Brooklyn has a way of making a song personal. She connects with the people in front of her and delivers music with a sincerity and emotion that stays with you long after the last note.
That same spirit carries offstage. Brooklyn is warm, kind, grateful and humble — the kind of person who genuinely appreciates every person who listens, shows up, or gives her an opportunity to do what she loves.
When she isn’t performing, Brooklyn is a high school student in Alexandria who reads, swims, plays multiple instruments and spends plenty of time with her bunnies and chickens.
The quick facts.
- From
- Alexandria, MN 56308
- Press kit
- BrooklynMarieMusic.com/press
- Sound
- Indie-pop with a country flair
- Photos
- BrooklynMarieMusic.com/#gallery
- Live
- Solo acoustic; P.A. and sound provided
- Interviews
- Available; a guardian attends all press
- Sets
- 2–4 hours, originals and covers
- Listen
- Spotify, Apple, Amazon, YouTube
- Plays
- Wineries, breweries, festivals
- Social
- @thebrooklynmariemusic
- Travels
- Minnesota and the Upper Midwest — farther if travel is covered
- Fans
- The Inner Circle — bmm.fm/join
“The more the crowd engages, the more fun I have bringing music alive.”— Brooklyn Marie
Get in touch.
Interviews are available; a guardian attends all press.
Send booking and press enquiries through the booking form — it reaches management directly, and you will get a reply from a real person.
Official lockups.
Transparent PNGs, plus the vector master. Always place the supplied artwork — never recreate the logo with typed text, and use one lockup per composition. The logo can be re-colored to any approved color in the brand guide, as long as the whole lockup stays a single color.
Which lockup
With music is the primary lockup — first-touch identity, press, partners, merchandise and formal materials. Without music is the secondary lockup, for social content or layouts where the music context is already clear.
Logo essentials
- Keep the guitar drawing, script lettering, spacing and proportions exactly as supplied.
- The guitar outline stays disconnected from the final e in Marie; the i has a normal dot — never a heart.
- Use near-black on light backgrounds or off-white on dark backgrounds. Keep the full logo one color.
- Do not stretch, crop, redraw, outline, add shadows or place a gradient inside the logo.
- Give the logo clear breathing room and keep busy photography or decoration away from it.
Teal is the identity.
Pink is the personality. Blue and purple stay rare.
Brand accents
Neutrals and surfaces
Signature gradient
Colour balance
- Lead with off-white or warm paper, near-black type and one primary accent.
- Use teal more often than pink when only one brand cue is needed.
- Use pink for warmth and energy; do not make every surface pink.
- Use royal blue and purple only as small, functional or occasional accents.
A four-font system.
Each typeface has one clear job. Keep the hierarchy simple and repeatable.
BellabooSignature
Licensed signature font. Use for the Brooklyn Marie signature or a rare personal sign-off — never body copy.
Instrument SerifEditorial display
Primary campaign headlines, lyrical statements, pull quotes and editorial moments. Favor sentence case.
ManropeCore sans serif
Body copy, details, labels, calls to action, captions, navigation and supporting information.
Unica OneSunday Sessions
Reserved for the Sunday Sessions title and related recurring series markers — not general headlines.
Recommended hierarchy
| Role | Typeface | Treatment |
|---|---|---|
| Hero / campaign | Instrument Serif | Short, large and emotionally clear |
| Subhead / details | Manrope 600 | Direct, structured and easy to scan |
| Body / captions | Manrope 400/500 | Readable with comfortable line spacing |
| Signature | Bellaboo Regular | Brooklyn Marie only; large and isolated |
| Series marker | Unica One | Sunday Sessions only; pair with Manrope |
Warm · Grounded · Expressive · Current · Human.
Youthful and playful, never childish. Polished and intentional, never corporate or over-produced.
Keep it consistent
- Use one expressive typeface at a time; Manrope supports the message.
- Give headlines, the official logo and photography enough breathing room.
- Avoid generic scripts, novelty fonts, country cliches and over-decorated layouts.
- Keep Bellaboo and Unica One to short, recognizable uses.
- Let Brooklyn, the song, lyric, instrument or live moment lead the design.
High-resolution photography.
High-resolution photography lives in the gallery on the main site. Right-click or long-press any photo to save it. If you need something specific for a feature, ask through the booking form and we will send it over.