Her 2013 release of Brooke Schuberts' EP 'Sway' has been a long time coming.Her story plays out like a movie complete with all the highs, the lows both professionally and personally. And in this chapter, her star is rising once again. Brighter than ever before.During a recent recording trip to Nashville, Brooke had a chance to reflect on her career that has been 15 years in the making."I was 10 years old when I first took the stage during a talent quest. It was at the Gympie Muster. I won and had to sing infront of 25,000 people on main stage. That early and in that moment, I knew what I was put on this earth to do" Brooke explains.Fast forwarding through the future, 2013 has been Brooke's biggest year yet. In february, she was named in the top 5 unsigned vocalists from around the world by Billy Mann (P!nk's producer and Chaka Khan, Her EP went number 1 on Asia's biggest Digital distribution Chart, she has been a support act for Tina Arena and Rick Price, has side projects singing house music, Lee Kernaghan tweeting about her youtube cover of Goondiwindi moon, Meeting Zac Brown and singing for him and his crew. Brooke speaks of her EP 'Sway'. "This mini album feels like a manifestation of my ever evolving life. Each song tells a story, whether it's mine, or someone elses. It's honest, it's raw, and it's country".With her relentless performing schedule that doesn't just span a few months, it lasts all year, every year. Brooke prides herself on her live shows and meeting new fans.Although she very much dislikes the 'fans' term . She states, "It's impersonal". Brooke prefers to call her 'fans'; 'Team BS'. "I have a very dry, sarcastic, 'north queenlander' sense of humor. My initials just happen to be 'BS' so that's where the Team BS comes from. It's my group of friends, dudes and dudettes.... Also... I'm full of Bullshi*t most of the time.. ask my parents, or my husband, they'll agree!!"With a big couple of years ahead, an amazing story to tell, and a voice that is argueably up there with the Australias best; Brooke Schuberts' movie is far from nearing the end.