Despite the soothing tone of the music in Bruce Sudano’s “Ode to a Nightingale,” the poeticisms he’s dishing out from behind the microphone are anything but cathartic. Brooding thoughts are racing through our singer’s mind and spilling out into the verses he’s crooning behind the strings in his latest single, …
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There’s been an influx of quality indie folk-pop riding the back of the increasingly popular singer/songwriter movement in America lately, and Bruce Sudano has been reaping the rewards. Sudano’s songwriting career goes back decades, sharing the studio with some of the biggest names in pop, R&B, and rock, but what …
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When did you first know where you wanted to become a musical artist? Well I guess the original vision started younger but I think I was about 13 when I realized show business was what I want in my life to be built around. I played music all through high …
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Gentle but generating a chilly melody right off the top of the track, Bruce Sudano’s “In Shadowland” begins rather ominously, hinting at the weighty harmonies and brooding emotionality of the lyrics soon to come pouring out of our speakers. The intro is a bit more elaborate in structure than the …
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Neither overstating his talent nor shying away from letting his natural ability to conjure affective harmonies, seemingly out of nothing, Bruce Sudano paints a perfect picture of cut and dry pop composing in the new single and music video “It Don’t Take Much (Because I Do).” The melodies are simple …
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Neither overstating his talent nor shying away from letting his natural ability to conjure affective harmonies, seemingly out of nothing, Bruce Sudano paints a perfect picture of cut and dry pop composing in the new single and music video “It Don’t Take Much (Because I Do).” The melodies are simple …
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American singer/songwriters have had a busy year in 2020 to put it mildly. Instead of continuing to follow the creative trajectory of an increasingly introspective (and aging) hipster generation of players, this new era in the genre and its brightest artists has ushered forth a more politically-conscious style that has …
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It’s never wise to judge a song, nor a music video, completely by its opening bars, but in the case of Bruce Sudano’s “The Mountain,” it’s difficult to avoid getting swept away by the modest acoustic melody that greets us at the onset of the singer/songwriter’s most recent single. The …
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