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Bruklin dives into heartbreak and moving forward on "No Contact"

  • September 16, 2024
  • Malvika Padin
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New Jersey rising pop talent Bruklin dives into heartbreak and moving forward from it on “No Contact,” an empowering and  high-energy dance-pop production building upon powerful vocals, catchy beats and poignant lyrics.

A lush and polished anthem framed by personal empowerment and emotional resilience, the track delivers a relatable message on finding the strength to move on from heartache weaving tender vulnerability with sweet hope. 

Inspired by a close friend's breakup, “No Contact” is a heartfelt number that is personal yet universal in its appeal as it allows us to process pain and come out of it stronger. 

With a compelling and bold artistry that defies her young age of 16, Bruklin sets herself up as a promising talent in the contemporary pop music scene. 

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