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Bronte Fall

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Brontë Fall is an indie-pop/Americana artist hailing from Nashville by way of Chicago. She is celebrating the success of her last LP, 2024’s Not Done Yet, by embracing a fresh new side of her persona. The Americana-tinged album was her most successful to date. When it came time for its follow-up, Teri Bracken was excited for a new opportunity to record in LA - with pop producer Brian Kennedy - that arose in the wake of her 2024 release. The result is “Invited (to the Party)”, which might just be the most catchy song within the Brontë Fall repertoire.

The song is a reflection on her trip to Hollywood following her Independent Music Award nomination and the thrill that came with the glitz and glamour of being recognized by her peers. The singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist had always been a music obsessive got her start while working at the famed venue in Chicago, The Hideout. The booker at the venue knew she was writing songs on her own and asked if she wanted to play. She quickly recruited a band and came up with a name. Inspired by the perseverance of the Brontë sisters—whose resistance to gender stereotypes would be a guiding light for Bracken—she named the group Brontë Fall. “Invited (to the Party)” is both a celebration of the past and a declaration of where things are headed. “It’s okay to feel good,” Bracken explains. “You actually have to celebrate the wins because this industry is so hard.”

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