Bruno Martini

Bruno Martini ranks among Brazil’s most sought-after musicians, DJs, and producers, crafting tracks that merge introspective indie-pop melodies with pulsating electronic-dance grooves. He entered the world in São Paulo in 1992 as the child of Gino Martini, an Italian musician and longtime member of Double You, and was raised surrounded by instruments and recordings. While still a teenager, he began composing and producing original material on his own. During the mid-2000s he connected with vocalist Mayra Arduini and together they launched the pop group College 11, which became the first international act to secure a deal with Disney. The partnership yielded a self-titled album in 2012 and regular appearances on the television series Que Talento!. Parallel to those activities, Martini explored solo electronic projects, enlisting singer Marcos Zeeba and Alok for several collaborations. The three musicians achieved widespread success in 2016 with the single “Hear Me Now,” then followed it a year later with “Never Let Me Go.” Also in 2017, Martini inked a recording agreement with Universal Music and oversaw the creation of “Living on the Outside” along with “Sun Goes Down,” the latter featuring Isadora.