D Bruss
D Bruss is a band from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Their 2019 track "En Gravedad" became something of a calling card, with its layered harmonies and lyrics that...
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D Bruss is a band from Buenos Aires, Argentina. Their 2019 track "En Gravedad" became something of a calling card, with its layered harmonies and lyrics that circle around questions of existence. The song's writer and vocalist is David Brum.
The band includes Brum on guitar and vocals, Marcos Riquelme on bass, Gonzalo Deniz on drums, and Juan Manuel López on keyboards. They've put out a few records, starting with "Nocturno" in 2017, followed by the "En Gravedad" album in 2019, then "Despierto" in 2021 and "Infinito" in 2023.
Other songs like "Follow Me" and "Imaginate" show a similar interest in atmospheric, thoughtful music. Their sound has shifted a bit over these releases, moving from early atmospheric work toward more progressive and electronic textures.
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