Bruno Major

Sometimes you hear a track that makes you want more of the voice behind the song. Rarely does the rest of the album satisfy that desire, but after living with “A Song For Every Moon” by Bruno Major, I’ve concluded that keeping it on repeat is the best decision I’ve made this month.

the artist has been described as the “purveyor of sultry, minimalistic intimacy” by High Voltage with an R&B-inspired pop sound that’s somewhere between Nick Drake, Rhye, D’Angelo and James Blake, with a little Chet Baker mixed in.

the chill vibe and mellow vocals have made this album essential to the creation of this issue of scene. Make sure to check him out on Spotify and on tour this Spring and Summer around Europe and here Stateside.