Brooke Ligertwood, known professionally as Brooke Fraser, is a celebrated New Zealand singer-songwriter whose career has spanned over two decades. She first gained prominence with her debut album, “What to Do with Daylight,” released in 2003, which debuted at number one on the New Zealand charts and achieved seven times platinum status. This remarkable start laid the foundation for her subsequent albums, including “Albertine” (2006) and “Flags” (2010), both of which also debuted at number one and solidified her reputation as a leading artist in the New Zealand music scene.

Fraser’s musical journey took a significant turn when she joined Hillsong Worship, where she contributed to the collective’s success with powerful songs such as “What a Beautiful Name” and “Who You Say I Am.” Her collaboration with Hillsong not only showcased her songwriting prowess but also earned her a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance in 2018, highlighting her impact on contemporary worship music.

In addition to her work with Hillsong, Fraser has continued to evolve as a solo artist. Her album “Brutal Romantic” (2014) marked a shift towards a more electronic sound, while her recent releases, including the live album “Seven” (2022) and the studio album “Eight” (2023), demonstrate her versatility and commitment to artistic growth. Each project reflects her dedication to creating music that resonates with audiences worldwide.

Fraser’s philanthropic efforts further exemplify her character, as she has actively supported various charitable initiatives, including her work with World Vision and charity: water. Through her music and humanitarian efforts, Brooke Ligertwood continues to inspire and uplift, making her a prominent figure in both the music industry and the community.