Introducing Bruno Major: English Singer-Songwriter & Multi-Instrumentalist

Bruno Major is an English singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist based in London. He has released two acclaimed EPs, A Song for Every Moon and To Let a Good Thing Die, as well as three studio albums: A Song for Every Moon (2017), Sinking Into a Miracle (2020), and New Sketches (2020).

Major first made his mark on the British music scene in 2016 with his debut single “Easily”. The song was streamed over 10 million times worldwide, and was followed by the critically acclaimed EPs To Let a Good Thing Die (2017) and A Song for Every Moon (2018). His debut studio album A Song for Every Moon was released in 2017 to critical acclaim and named one of the best albums of the year by The Guardian.

Collaborations

Major has collaborated with a variety of artists including John Legend, Jessie Ware, and Tom Misch. In 2019 he was featured on Tom Misch's album Geography on the track “The Journey”. He has also worked with Big Beat Records, collaborating with They Might Be Giants on the track “Don't Go”.

Recent Releases

In 2020, Major released his second studio album Sinking Into a Miracle featuring singles “Old Friend” and “Just the Same”. Shortly afterwards he released his third studio album New Sketches featuring singles “Nothing” and “Raining in My Heart”. Both albums were met with critical acclaim.

Conclusion

Bruno Major is an English singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose music has been streamed millions of times worldwide. His unique sound blends elements of soul, jazz, pop, and folk into a beautiful tapestry of sound. He has collaborated with a variety of artists including John Legend, Jessie Ware, and Tom Misch. His most recent releases Sinking Into a Miracle and New Sketches have been met with critical acclaim.