“One of the most heartfelt and emotionally raw new artists in music.”
MAGNET “Tons of emotion and fantastic vocal work”
BLURT “A wellspring of soulful authenticity”
MOJO “A very distinctive sound”
Guitar World “Melodies and lyrics as thought provoking and penetrating as they are immediately memorable”
Digital Journal “Unique and almost undefinable sound”
Entertainment Weekly “Rooted in the works of gently folky singer-songwriters like Cat Stevens and James Taylor.”
Carlos Alomar (David Bowie, Iggy Pop, Alycia Keys, Mark Ronson) “I think that David Bronson voices the inner yearnings of the heart, and I think that’s the most powerful thing an artist can do.”
The New Current (UK) “Few artists can produce work that is as frank, honest, bare, and that lays one’s soul open as much as Bronson.”
Rock NYC “Like the perfectly formed patterns in nature placed there by the hand of god, or the hand of natural selection, it needs nothing else.”
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THE KIND OF MUSIC THAT TOUCHES SOULS
Bronson draws routine comparisons to some of the most legendary singer-songwriters in history (Neil Young, Cat Stevens, Dylan, Lennon) but astute critics are careful to point out that while there are clear echoes of these timeless artists, Bronson has forged a fully modern sound all his own.
According to Guitar World Magazine, “In the 2 years since anyone first heard anything of David Bronson, he’s established a national touring regimen and growing fan base in the U.S. and abroad, released an abnormally large catalogue of artistically-driven and critically lauded music videos, and been hailed by hundreds of music writers and publications both in the U.S. and across Europe as one of the most heartfelt and emotionally raw new artists in music.”
Questions saw Bronson move from the deeply textured, almost psychedelic indie folk rock of his first two albums (which together formed the dual album cycle The Long Lost Story) into a fluid amalgam of soul, gospel, folk, and dance-funk grafted onto the more classic, 70’s-infused songwriting he’d become known for. Joined by veteran producer Godfrey Diamond (Lou Reed, Aerosmith) and rock world luminaries Carlos Alomar and Robin Clark (David Bowie, Alicia Keys, Mark Ronson, Simple Minds), as well as Bronson’s crack band, the album represents a major evolution in Bronson’s sound and artistry.
Bronson, known for writing highly autobiographical material, has been lauded for “never attempting to avoid the heavy things”. His lyrical output has been likened to artists like Peter Gabriel, Joni Mitchell and Jeff Buckley for its plumbing of emotional and psychological depths, while never losing a wry down-to-Earthness, “a sort of eloquent steet philosophy” that has found deep resonance in many hearts and souls.
Until the Other Half Learns to Wonder, a collaborative album by Bronson and electronic-based artist Simone Ghetti, is set for release in 2027.
More info on David and his music can be found here.
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“A songwriter who’s put his entire life into song.” – Songwriting Magazine
“Superbly crafted tunes” – PopMatters
“Heavily emotional” – Music & Riots
“No fancy auditory bells and whistles required.” – American Songwriter
“It would seem David Bronson has soaked up all the best parts of ’70s rock and created his own vibe, which feels surprisingly new.” – MAGNET
“I could never have imagined that he could produce an album of the magnitude of Questions three short years later… has had my head spinning.” – No Depression
“It is big and it is grown up… Bronson has crafted a record that is difficult to ignore.” – Exclaim
“Fans of Neil Young, George Harrison, and the like… Give a listen to David Bronson.” – Daytrotter
“David’s lyrics and voice remain magical. And the overall presence and vibe this man emits through his music is unquestionably resonant and real.” – babysue
“A man rapidly mastering and maturing his varied songwriting craft and that of musical storyteller.” – The Rock Club UK
“The songwriting is more confident and full of even stronger lyrical depth.” – Headphone Nation
“Subtle hints of Ryan Adams and Grant-Lee Phillips.. Requires your full attention to grasp its soul and beauty” – South China Morning Post (Album of the Week)
“Emotionally intimate and exploratory” – Ringmaster Review
“A man whose sound is reminiscent of artists like Cat Stevens and James Taylor but that feels absolutely unique and refreshing” – Nooga.com
“Stellar new album” – Pittsburgh In Tune
“Big and ambitious as New York City where he resides” – The Norman Transcript
“He takes to the audience like he takes to people in the real world, he makes you at ease, ready to be part of his family and then he levels you with the intensity of his playing” – Rock NYC
“More than a dash of John Lennon” – Music News UK
“One of the most unexpected musical gems that I’ve managed to stumble across.” – Taken By Sound
“Splashes of Crosby Stills, Nash & Young, The Beatles, The Beach Boys.. but ultimately Bronson has pulled together a range of influences and fashioned them into his own unique sound” – NE:MM
“A sort of eloquent street philosophy, the thoughts and questions of everyday life made into poetic expressions.” – Dancing About Architecture
“One of the most heartfelt and emotionally raw new artists in music.”
MAGNET “Tons of emotion and fantastic vocal work”
BLURT “A wellspring of soulful authenticity”
MOJO “A very distinctive sound”
Guitar World “Melodies and lyrics as thought provoking and penetrating as they are immediately memorable”
Digital Journal “Unique and almost undefinable sound”
Entertainment Weekly “Rooted in the works of gently folky singer-songwriters like Cat Stevens and James Taylor.”
Carlos Alomar (David Bowie, Iggy Pop, Alycia Keys, Mark Ronson) “I think that David Bronson voices the inner yearnings of the heart, and I think that’s the most powerful thing an artist can do.”
The New Current (UK) “Few artists can produce work that is as frank, honest, bare, and that lays one’s soul open as much as Bronson.”
Rock NYC “Like the perfectly formed patterns in nature placed there by the hand of god, or the hand of natural selection, it needs nothing else.”
—
THE KIND OF MUSIC THAT TOUCHES SOULS
Bronson draws routine comparisons to some of the most legendary singer-songwriters in history (Neil Young, Cat Stevens, Dylan, Lennon) but astute critics are careful to point out that while there are clear echoes of these timeless artists, Bronson has forged a fully modern sound all his own.
According to Guitar World Magazine, “In the 2 years since anyone first heard anything of David Bronson, he’s established a national touring regimen and growing fan base in the U.S. and abroad, released an abnormally large catalogue of artistically-driven and critically lauded music videos, and been hailed by hundreds of music writers and publications both in the U.S. and across Europe as one of the most heartfelt and emotionally raw new artists in music.”
Questions saw Bronson move from the deeply textured, almost psychedelic indie folk rock of his first two albums (which together formed the dual album cycle The Long Lost Story) into a fluid amalgam of soul, gospel, folk, and dance-funk grafted onto the more classic, 70’s-infused songwriting he’d become known for. Joined by veteran producer Godfrey Diamond (Lou Reed, Aerosmith) and rock world luminaries Carlos Alomar and Robin Clark (David Bowie, Alicia Keys, Mark Ronson, Simple Minds), as well as Bronson’s crack band, the album represents a major evolution in Bronson’s sound and artistry.
Bronson, known for writing highly autobiographical material, has been lauded for “never attempting to avoid the heavy things”. His lyrical output has been likened to artists like Peter Gabriel, Joni Mitchell and Jeff Buckley for its plumbing of emotional and psychological depths, while never losing a wry down-to-Earthness, “a sort of eloquent steet philosophy” that has found deep resonance in many hearts and souls.
Until the Other Half Learns to Wonder, a collaborative album made by Bronson and electronic-based artist Simone Ghetti, is set for release in 2027.
More info on David and his music can be found here.
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“A songwriter who’s put his entire life into song.” – Songwriting Magazine
“Superbly crafted tunes” – PopMatters
“Heavily emotional” – Music & Riots
“No fancy auditory bells and whistles required.” – American Songwriter
“It would seem David Bronson has soaked up all the best parts of ’70s rock and created his own vibe, which feels surprisingly new.” – MAGNET
“I could never have imagined that he could produce an album of the magnitude of Questions three short years later… has had my head spinning.” – No Depression
“It is big and it is grown up… Bronson has crafted a record that is difficult to ignore.” – Exclaim
“Fans of Neil Young, George Harrison, and the like… Give a listen to David Bronson.” – Daytrotter
“David’s lyrics and voice remain magical. And the overall presence and vibe this man emits through his music is unquestionably resonant and real.” – babysue
“A man rapidly mastering and maturing his varied songwriting craft and that of musical storyteller.” – The Rock Club UK
“The songwriting is more confident and full of even stronger lyrical depth.” – Headphone Nation
“Subtle hints of Ryan Adams and Grant-Lee Phillips.. Requires your full attention to grasp its soul and beauty” – South China Morning Post (Album of the Week)
“Emotionally intimate and exploratory” – Ringmaster Review
“A man whose sound is reminiscent of artists like Cat Stevens and James Taylor but that feels absolutely unique and refreshing” – Nooga.com
“Stellar new album” – Pittsburgh In Tune
“Big and ambitious as New York City where he resides” – The Norman Transcript
“He takes to the audience like he takes to people in the real world, he makes you at ease, ready to be part of his family and then he levels you with the intensity of his playing” – Rock NYC
“More than a dash of John Lennon” – Music News UK
“One of the most unexpected musical gems that I’ve managed to stumble across.” – Taken By Sound
“Splashes of Crosby Stills, Nash & Young, The Beatles, The Beach Boys.. but ultimately Bronson has pulled together a range of influences and fashioned them into his own unique sound” – NE:MM
“A sort of eloquent street philosophy, the thoughts and questions of everyday life made into poetic expressions.” – Dancing About Architecture