Tag: Bruce Sudano

Bruce Sudano Speaks To Us About His Music And New Single, ‘Talkin’ Ugly Truth, Tellin’ Pretty Lies’

March 28, 2024

We recently caught up with the legendary Bruce Sudano about his new single, the title track of his upcoming ninth album, ‘Talkin’ Ugly Truth, Tellin’ Pretty Lies’.

Bruce Sudano Releases Title Track For Ninth Album, ‘Talkin’ Ugly Truth, Tellin’ Pretty Lies’

March 21, 2024

Bruce Sudano‘s resilience shines through every single thing he does, and no less so than in the release of his highly anticipated ninth album, ‘Talkin’ Ugly Truth, Tellin’ Pretty Lies’. His enduring passion and lyrical honesty, and not to forget, his musical innovation, are all on show in the title track, accompanied by a masterclass of a music video that sees him showing off his “wild side”.

Bruce Sudano & Valerie Simpson Join Forces On New Track And Video, ‘Two Bleeding Hearts’

May 3, 2023

Both of these names will be instantly recognisable. Bruce Sudano is well known to regular readers here, we’ve been writing about him for years. In his latest single, ‘Two Bleeding Hearts’, he’s joined by Valerie Simpson, who’s a member of the Hall Of Fame, and has had a long career with her late husband, Nickolas Ashford.

Bruce Sudano Brings Us A Song We Can All Relate To In Latest Release, ‘Make The World Go Away’

January 26, 2023

The video for ‘Make The World Go Away’, the latest single from Bruce Sudano, takes a different direction to his usual clips, which generally feature animation; the song is a different flavour to his usual fare as well, but nonetheless it’s a theme we can all relate to – when enough is enough and we want to take a break and get away from it all.

I’m Perfectly Willing To Swear That Bruce Sudano Is Not In Berkeley Square As He Sings An ‘Ode To A Nightingale’

May 26, 2022

‘Ode To A Nightingale’, by Bruce Sudano, is a gorgeously breezy track, replete with strumming guitars, gentle drums, and the occasional rattle of the maracas.

Bruce Sudano Is Some Kind Of Superhero: We Talk To The Legend About His Music, His Inspirations, And What’s Coming Up Next

March 15, 2022

Our review of Bruce Sudano’s song, ‘The Mountain’ was published exactly 2 years ago, March 15 2020. Bruce took some time out to answer a few questions for us, and so we commemorate this serendipity by publishing our interview with him.

Bruce Sudano Returns With New Single And Tells Us It’s ‘Fatal Love’

February 6, 2022

Bruce Sudano dons a Superman persona in his videos, such as for his clip for, ‘It Don’t Take Much (Because I Do)’, which also introduced the world to Honey the Cat, one of his very best friends in the whole world. Honey returns in the animated clip for Sudano’s latest single, ‘Fatal Love’, and she leaves the viewer in no doubt as to who it is running the show.

Bruce Sudano – ‘Cosmic Ride’

November 24, 2021

We take a trip through the Milky Way in Bruce Sudano’s latest single release, ‘Cosmic Ride’. The song is all about having an open heart and mind to find meaning within, while we traverse the adventure that is life. With easy-going guitar, and groovy drums, we are swept away into a meditative daydream, that sees us float through feelings of peace, and playfulness. Of course, like Bruce’s other recent releases over the past few years, the new single comes with an animated lyric video.

Bruce Sudano – ‘In Shadowland’

August 31, 2021

The video for ‘In Shadowland’, the newest song from Bruce Sudano, is a work of art.

Bruce Sudano – ‘It Don’t Take Much (Because I Do)’

February 26, 2021

We’ve written about Bruce Sudano’s songs and videos a number of times on here, and regular readers will know that he favours clips which feature animation. For his latest single, ‘It Don’t Take Much (Because I Do)’, Sudano has once again visited this means of visualisation, and we see both the singer and his band rendered as 2-D digital images.

Bruce Sudano – ‘American Sunset’

September 29, 2020

We love Bruce Sudano. His music career has been massive, both on stage and behind the scenes. The former member of pop-rock bands Brooklyn Dreams, and Alive N Kickin’ has had such a versatile career, with a country-pop hit for Dolly Parton (‘Starting Over Again’, which he co-wrote with Donna Summer, his late wife), four songs for Donna on her album, ‘She Works Hard For The Money’, and ‘Tell Me I’m Not Dreamin’ (Too Good to Be True)’ with Michael Omartian, which saw Jermaine and Michael Jackson record as a duet for Jermaine’s self-titled album.

Bruce Sudano – ‘Back In The Neighborhood’

July 22, 2020

Veteran songwriter and guitarist Bruce Sudano has been a practitioner of pop-rock for nearly 60 years, seeing it as not just a place for big sounds and big beats, but big ideas too. He topped the charts back in the 60s with ‘Alive N Kickin’, and wrote country-pop gold for Dolly Parton, disco and electro-funk for wife Donna Summer, and and priceless radio ready tracks for Michael Jackson. In his solo career however, Sudano tackles those issues that others don’t touch. Things like every day life difficulties, mortality’s grip on us all, human experiences we all have in common.