Brooke Taylor Is Busy “Making a Man”

Rating: 4.5 out of 5.

A wickedly cheeky pop tune that cranks up the heat and leaves you begging for more.

Brooke Taylor is an independent alternative-pop singer-songwriter with a sound that truly stands out. When it comes to her work, the California native’s “honest songwriting and melodic instinct create music that feels both personal and universally resonant.” Some of the artist’s previous releases include songs like “Ruined Me” and “Fan Fiction.”

Brooke Taylor’s latest drop is the pop single “Making a Man.” On Instagram, the singer declared, “MAKING A MAN IS LIVE!! Some devious imagery drove the entire process of creating this one, and it’s become my favorite song yet. As always, there’s more to come. But for now I hope you love this one as much as I do.”

Opening with a mesmerizing, moody blend of soft instrumentals, “Making a Man” creates an emotionally stirring, ear-pleasing sound that instantly demands your attention. Lyrics like “I heard a rumor you’re afraid to grow up / But darling that’s why you could use a little love” deliver a delightfully sinful tale of lust.

Fueled by its passion-filled, seductive vocals and no shortage of witty wordplay, Brooke Taylor gifts us with a wickedly cheeky pop tune that cranks up the heat and leaves you begging for more. So press play, crank up the volume, and prepare yourself for a busy night when you’re “Making a Man.”




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