A Song for Every Moon

A Song for Every Moon is the debut studio album by British singer-songwriter Bruno Major, originally conceived as a year-long creative challenge. Major committed to writing, recording, and releasing one song every month for a full year, with the final collection serving as a chronological document of his emotional and musical evolution throughout 2017. This process resulted in a remarkably cohesive body of work that bridges the gap between classic vocal jazz and contemporary neo-soul. Recorded largely in a home studio environment, the album is defined by its 'dry' production style, which removes the distance between the performer and the listener. Critics noted Major's exceptional guitar work, which draws heavily from Joe Pass and Barney Kessel, and his ability to modernize the 'crooner' archetype for the digital age. The album's breakout success, particularly the track 'Easily,' established Major as a leading voice in the 'late-night soul' niche.