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Brooke ’17 Appears on Late Night French TV Show and Releases First Full-length Jazz Fusion Album

Natalie Brooke ’17 (Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies) appeared on a late night French TV show with the Los Angeles band Thumpasaurus. Their song “Struttin” was featured in a Samsung commercial and reached 1 million views on YouTube.

She also released her first full-length jazz fusion album “If I Could Be Infinite” earlier this year.

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