At just 16 years old, Bruklin is already making a massive impact in the pop music scene. Her latest single and music video, “Magic Show,” has skyrocketed past 2 million views within just two weeks, showcasing her exceptional talent and growing influence.
This vibrant track, produced by industry heavyweights Oak Felder and Sebastian Cole, blends upbeat dance rhythms with catchy lyrics, while the accompanying video, shot on the stunning Adriatic coast, dazzles with its whimsical circus theme and infectious energy. With a career already marked by early achievements in both music and film, Bruklin continues to shine brightly as a rising star.
As we dive into this release, Bruklin shares insights into the creative process behind “Magic Show.” From the inception of the song as a celebration of summer to the imaginative concept of a beachside circus, she reveals the unique elements that make this track stand out. We’ll explore the inspirations behind the music video’s vibrant visuals and the collaborative efforts that brought her whimsical vision to life.
Get ready to discover the magic that continues to enchant and engage audiences around the globe.
“Magic Show” showcases a distinctive blend of dance rhythms and catchy lyrics. Could you elaborate on the creative process behind the track and what unique elements you aimed to bring to this release?
This song was made mostly with the thought of summer and a fun dance. I wanted to focus on something very different and exciting. I connected the lyrics to a music video about a “Magic Show” going on at the beach, where people are free to have fun, enjoy the moment, and be as weird as possible.
The music video combines circus elements with vibrant group dance scenes. What was the inspiration behind this concept, and how did you collaborate with the director and choreographers to bring this vision to life?
I wanted something that was all about the lyrics of the song, so together with the director, we all came up with the idea that this should be about a circus that happens at the beach, which makes everyone happy. People are free to do whatever they want there, so in a way, it’s a “magical world.” I loved creating this vision and seeing it come to life.
Do you have any fun or quirky behind-the-scenes stories from the making of the “Magic Show” music video that fans might find interesting?
I don’t have something specific in mind, but we had a lot of fun filming all of the scenes. The cast was a lot of fun to work with, and when you’re doing something that you love, you surely enjoy every minute of it. We had a rabbit during the filming, which was a cool experience for all of us.
If you could describe the feeling or vibe of “Magic Show” in three words, what would they be and why?
The feeling of doing anything your heart desires—the vibe of creating a magic show that’s entertaining for everyone—makes fans wish that this “Magic Show” was real life.
You started singing at just 11 years old. Do you remember the first song you ever performed in front of an audience?
The first songs I ever performed in front of an audience were “Believer” by Imagine Dragons and “Unstoppable” by Sia. I have to admit that it was one of the best experiences of my life.
Looking back on your early performances at just 11 years old, how do you think those experiences shaped the artist you are today? What lessons from those early years do you still carry with you?
It taught me how to get over the fear of singing in front of an audience, and it made me more confident. Seeing all those people cheer for me made me realize that I have a talent that I want to share with the world.
You’ve had a diverse journey, from acting in “My Mother is Cosmonaut” to now making waves in the pop scene. How do your experiences in acting and music intertwine, and do you see yourself exploring both fields simultaneously in the future?
Well, acting and singing are two completely different things, that I enjoy both. Being around cameras and filming makes me so happy, and I have begun to love this chapter of my life. It has been helping me grow, and I’m learning a lot about this industry. Despite the fact that I love acting, it doesn’t give me the same strength I feel when I sing my music.
With “No Contact” on the horizon, what can fans expect in terms of sound and thematic content?
“No contact” is a very heartfelt song to me. It does have a lot of rhythm, and you can dance to it, but while listening to the lyrics, you can feel that it’s about pain, too. It was made completely out of feelings and small heartbreaks. I do think listeners will like this one way more, and I could only hope that they can connect with me now and get to know me. The message I wish listeners to take away from the track is that everyone is going through the same things, and “heartbreak” is also a sweet and vulnerable place to be.
Are there any new production techniques or musical elements in this upcoming single that you’re particularly excited about?
I can’t wait for everyone to see my voice change and grow because it does show a different and more grown up range to my voice. Most of all, I can’t wait to see how they will react to the melody and the sound of this new song which it’s very different from my other songs.
As you continue to evolve as an artist and connect with audiences worldwide, what do you feel is the most important message or feeling you want your music to leave with listeners?
I want people to connect with me and to understand my feelings. I also wish my songs will light up their mood. Music really means a lot to me, and it’s the only thing that helps me through hard days and accompanies me during the happy ones. I hope I can make people fall in love with my music, because it really is a very special thing.