Bruce Nowlin Pushes Sonic Boundaries with New Single Be My Baby – A Captivating Journey Through Sound

Bruce Nowlin is proof that artistry in music is not solely composed of the pop music being force fed to the masses. Bruce Nowlin has been pushing the sonic boundaries since 2016 with his raw, unfiltered soundscapes. Bruce’s music defies easy categorization, drawing inspiration from a wide range of inspiration from the likes of Yanni, Jan Hammer, Harold Faltermeyer, Herbie Hancock, Vangelis, Kebu and more. His is a style that is uniquely his own—familiar yet innovative, accessible yet profound.

Bruce Nowlin released “Be My Baby” on November 29, 2024, via all the major streaming platforms, including iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, and Pandora. The six minute track is resonating deeply with the listeners. “Be My Baby” has surpassed 800,000 streams, not to shabby a feat for a musical form that isn’t mainstream.

“Be My Baby” takes the listener on an inter-dimensional journey as it ducks and weaves its enchanting melody with dynamic shifts, capturing the euphoria of first love. From the opening line, the song promises to be a bold statement from one of the most innovative instrumentalist; artistry in its purest form.

“Be My Baby” recognition to-date:
Giovanni Coppola (Rolling Stone/Vice) “It sounds like an interesting and dynamic track with a mix of influences and a lot of emotional depth. The blend of instrumental mastery and the themes of love and connection in the music is intriguing.”

WETA Records (France) “Cool interesting track, it’s an instrumental style, quite classic. It’s pleasant to listen to, the composition, the structure, everything is clean! the mix is great, there’s a lot of work on it; the whole thing blends together perfectly in a “audiovisual” bewitching atmosphere!”

Radio Berlin (Germany) “beautiful arranged composition, with a cool jazzy vibe.”

Awaken Radio (Italy) “Really like it”

Bruce Nowlin has charted:
Four Number One Hits: “Be My Baby”, “John 3:16,” “Dead Man’s Folly,” and “Lean On.”
A Top 20 Single: “How Deep Is Your Love.”
A Top 40 Hit: “You’re The One,” which peaked at #36.

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Bruce Nowlin is proof that artistry in music is not solely composed of the pop music being force fed to the masses. Bruce Nowlin has been pushing the sonic boundaries since 2016 with his raw, unfiltered soundscapes. Bruce’s music defies easy categorization, drawing inspiration from a wide range of inspiration from the likes of Yanni, Jan Hammer, Harold Faltermeyer, Herbie Hancock, Vangelis, Kebu and more. His is a style that is uniquely his own—familiar yet innovative, accessible yet profound.

Bruce Nowlin released “Be My Baby” on November 29, 2024, via all the major streaming platforms, including iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, and Pandora. The six minute track is resonating deeply with the listeners. “Be My Baby” has surpassed 800,000 streams, not to shabby a feat for a musical form that isn’t mainstream.

“Be My Baby” takes the listener on an inter-dimensional journey as it ducks and weaves its enchanting melody with dynamic shifts, capturing the euphoria of first love. From the opening line, the song promises to be a bold statement from one of the most innovative instrumentalist; artistry in its purest form.

“Be My Baby” recognition to-date:
Giovanni Coppola (Rolling Stone/Vice) “It sounds like an interesting and dynamic track with a mix of influences and a lot of emotional depth. The blend of instrumental mastery and the themes of love and connection in the music is intriguing.”

WETA Records (France) “Cool interesting track, it’s an instrumental style, quite classic. It’s pleasant to listen to, the composition, the structure, everything is clean! the mix is great, there’s a lot of work on it; the whole thing blends together perfectly in a “audiovisual” bewitching atmosphere!”

Radio Berlin (Germany) “beautiful arranged composition, with a cool jazzy vibe.”

Awaken Radio (Italy) “Really like it”

Bruce Nowlin has charted:
Four Number One Hits: “Be My Baby”, “John 3:16,” “Dead Man’s Folly,” and “Lean On.”
A Top 20 Single: “How Deep Is Your Love.”
A Top 40 Hit: “You’re The One,” which peaked at #36.