Bruno Major is a British singer-songwriter and guitarist celebrated for his soulful fusion of jazz, R&B, and folk influences. Born in Northampton, England, in 1988, he began his career as a session guitarist before transitioning to songwriting and singing. His breakthrough came with his 2017 debut album, A Song for Every Moon, in which he released a new song each month for a year, highlighting his intimate lyricism and minimalist production. Tracks like "Easily" and "Just the Same" gained widespread recognition, earning him a devoted global following. His music, often compared to John Mayer and James Blake, stands out for its emotional depth and intricate guitar work.

Building on his debut, Bruno Major refined his sound with albums like To Let A Good Thing Die (2020) and Columbo (2023), solidifying his reputation as a modern storyteller with a timeless, nostalgic touch. His songs explore themes of love, longing, and introspection, resonating deeply with listeners. Having toured extensively, including supporting Sam Smith, he has carved a space in the indie and alternative R&B scenes. With his warm vocals, poetic lyrics, and masterful musicianship, Bruno Major continues to be a distinctive and influential figure in contemporary music.