Nottingham's Bru-C returns with his new single 'Wild', produced by DnB heavy-weight Bou and long-term collaborator, Shapes.
The track, written across one evening, is a dose of trademark Bru-C – soaring, addictive melodies and high-octane rap verses. On first listen, fans will be thrown back to Bru-C’s stand-out tracks such as ‘You & I’, ‘Streetside’ and more; but on closer inspection, this is a matured sound from the ever-evolving artist.
Landing in the wake of the emotive ‘Let It Go’, new offering ‘Wild’ further cements the Nottingham Forest fan as an unforgettable force to be reckoned with in the UK electronic music scene, with a heavy hint of a larger body of work on the horizon.
Listen to ‘Wild’ by Bru-C on our Nottingham Forest Fan Playlist on Spotify.
Both tracks follow an incredibly raw, open, and honest video message, shared by Bru-C on his social channels, detailing his struggles with trauma and mental health, revealing that he has used ‘Bru-C’ as a mask to cover the reality of his inner turmoil. The video concludes with the powerful statement, “I’ll see you on the road.” Open about his struggles with mental health and burnout, his latest chapter reflects a commitment to taking charge of his well-being.
Despite only dropping one solo single last year (‘Differently’ ft. Mist), Bru-C kept his presence alive on the airwaves, featuring on two top 40 records and delivering an electrifying performance at Glastonbury that left critics and fans in awe. His instantly recognisable vocal was showcased on Nathan Dawe’s ‘Oh Baby’ and Luude’s rework of Kevin Lyttle’s ‘Turn Me On’, both of which soared into the top 40 charts.
In 2022, Bru-C made waves with the Top 20 smash hit ‘No Excuses’ and the hard-hitting ‘Say No More’, marking the beginning of a 2.0 Era for this influential Drum and Bass artist. Open about his struggles with mental health and burnout, his latest chapter reflects a commitment to taking charge of his well-being.
With an undeniable presence, the 32-year-old boasts an impressive list of accolades, including 700 million collective audio streams, a takeover of the Reading & Leeds main stage, a GRM Rated Award nomination, and a MOBO award for Best Newcomer. He is poised to continue his ascent, captivating audiences with his unique sound and authentic storytelling.
