Brooke Krieger’s second mobility-inspired album turns parking, curb access, compliance, technology, and even paystations into an unlikely 12-track soundtrack for the industry.
ATLANTA, GA —Apparently, one parking album was not enough.
Following the release of Mobility Fever Dream, parking and mobility professional, author, and self-appointed “Queen of AV” Brooke Krieger is back with her second full-length album, Park Between the Lines, available now.
Released under Curb Culture Media, the 12-track album once again asks a question no one was necessarily asking: What if the parking and mobility industry had its own soundtrack?
The answer, apparently, includes songs about paid parking, curb access, parking garages, SOC 2 compliance, interoperability, paystations, and autonomous vehicles.
“Mobility Fever Dream started as a creative experiment to make the things we talk about every day in parking and mobility a little more fun and accessible,” said Krieger. “Then people actually listened to it. So naturally, instead of stopping while I was ahead, I made an entire second album.”
Park Between the Lines leans even further into the inside jokes, terminology, debates, and technology shaping the industry. Tracks include the unapologetically pro-pricing anthem “Hot Girls Pay for Parking,” the curb-access-inspired “Curb Daddy,” garage-focused “Big Deck Energy,” cybersecurity and compliance track “Too SOC2 Handle,” and the surprisingly romantic “Falling in Love at a Paystation.”
There is also “Interoperability,” proving once and for all that even one of mobility’s least lyrical words can, in fact, become a song.
The album opens with “The Passport to Life,” an ’80s-inspired ode to parking rights, access, and compliance, and includes “The ABCs of Parking,” inspired by Krieger’s children’s book of the same name.
But beneath the humor, the album’s title track takes a different turn.
“Park Between the Lines” uses parking lines as a metaphor for the invisible boundaries women encounter professionally: who gets recognized as having potential, who is expected to prove themselves first, and what happens when women stop accepting someone else’s definition of where they belong.
“That song is probably the most personal thing on the album,” Krieger said. “Parking gave me the metaphor, but it really has nothing to do with parking. It’s about recognizing the lines that have been drawn around you and deciding you don’t have to stay inside them.”
That combination of industry nerdery and a more serious message reflects what Park Between the Lines has become: part satire, part education, and part creative commentary on an industry undergoing enormous change.
The full track list includes:
- The Passport to Life
- Hot Girls Pay for Parking
- Curb Daddy
- Parking Prodigy
- Front Entry Only
- Booty Call
- Big Deck Energy
- Too SOC2 Handle
- Interoperability
- Falling in Love at a Paystation
- The ABCs of Parking
- Park Between the Lines
“I spend a lot of my professional life talking about parking policy, technology, curb access, compliance, and the future of mobility,” Krieger said. “This is just another way of having those conversations. If somebody walks away humming a song about interoperability or suddenly has an opinion about paid parking because of a ridiculous song they heard, I consider that a win.”
Park Between the Lines by Queen of AV is available now on all major streaming platforms.
About Brooke Krieger
Brooke Krieger, MPA, is Director of Strategic Partnerships at Passport, author of Parking the Future: How Autonomous Vehicles Will Transform Urban Mobility, host of the Mobility Mavericks podcast, and the 2026 IPMI Emerging Leader of the Year. She holds a Master of Public Administration from Florida State University and has spent her career working across parking, mobility, public policy, technology, and municipal partnerships. As Queen of AV, she is also apparently committed to proving that there is no parking-industry topic too niche to become a song.