She debuted in her native New Zealand five years ago as a 19-year-old singer/songwriter with an album, What To Do With Daylight, that catapulted her into the charts with four number one radio hits and sales exceeding seven times platinum.

Fraser followed that with Albertine, a sophomore album that showcases her songwriting maturity and continued appeal to her homeland audience as well as being her first North American release, coming out in May 2008 on the Wood & Bone label (Redeye). Albertine has already earned Brooke five times platinum sales in New Zealand, given her a top 20 chart placing in Australia, and New Zealand’s coveted Silver Scroll Award for songwriting as well as serving up more radio smashes in the form of airplay number ones “Deciphering Me” and “Shadowfeet."

Brooke's first single Better exploded onto the music charts, peaking at #3 with her second single "Lifeline" looking likely to do the same.  She spent the summer of 2008 touring extensively through the States and Canada with her band.

Amazon.com remarks her music as, “Immaculately crafted pop that is going to stand the test of time for all the right reasons.”

Her musical influences range from soulful crooners Marvin Gaye and James Taylor to new millennium artists including John Mayer and India Arie.

Brooke is the eldest of the three children born to former All Black Bernie Fraser and his wife Lynda.