Brocarde - Visual Artist - Performer - Singer - Songwriter

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Who is Brocarde...

Brocarde is music, Brocarde is fashion. Brocarde is a curious and vastly charismatic alliance of the two art forms. A woman of extremes and mystery who cannot be easily categorized but if you imagine the operatic voice and gothic hair of Kate Bush with the and drama of metal you get somewhere near.

She lives in the country, arrives in SoHo London like she could take down the city wearing the sartorial version of her own song with lyrics embroidered on the bodice. A black velvet dress in a heat wave. The velvet is exquisitely soft and silky. Velvet poetry. Her make up is perfect, bow lips, big eyes, unworldly lustrous lashes, her long and raven hair shines; she is both seductive and doll like…

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Electrifying, creative new artist… powerful stuff..

David Coverdale (Whitesnake)

Tearing up the haunting production with her sharp and inciting vocals, the singer is armed with a ferocity and angst as she expresses her raw emotions.

Rollacoaster Magazine

Raw and impassioned vocals are chopped up and remixed with electronic guitar melodies and dark productions that’ll have you channelling your inner rockstar. Refusing to be limited and put in a box, the singer brings her imagination to life using sumptuous cinematography

Wonderland Magazine

I love Brocarde’s very unique vocal style & vibe.. she has mass aggression to sweetness & everything in between in her voice! The very interesting song arrangements & theatrical segments make the whole package a dynamic, fun adventure to listen to. I see great things ahead for her!

Ray Luzier (KoRn)

Kate Bush on a terrifying acid trip, her debut album promises to be wild.

Planet Rock Magazine

Theatrical, quirky and very interesting

Johnny Doom, Kerrang! Radio

Bellatrix Lestrange meets Hammer Horror

Dave Gilyeat, BBC Introducing

I would say she is without peers, without compare, a one off. Unboxable. Surely that is on its way to being an icon, which is a good thing. She is her own genre.

Chrissy Iley, Sunday Times

A unique talent with great use of vocals, spoken word and incredible song craft

Wyatt Wendels, Planet Rock Radio