
Bruno Major has announced his new album, 'Columbo'
It's the follow up to his 2020 album, 'To Let a Good Thing Die'.
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'Nothing' appears on Bruno Major's 2020 album 'To Let A Good Thing Die', a track that finds contentment in the smallest domestic rituals. The song catalogues an evening spent indoors with a partner, built around tracksuits, red wine, Nintendo sessions, and repeat viewings of 'The Notebook'. Major writes, 'There's not many people / I'd honestly say / I don't mind losing to / But there's nothing / Like doing nothing / With you', framing intimacy as the willingness to lose at video games whilst watching someone else watch the screen.
The verses accumulate detail without grand gesture: dumb conversations that lose track of time, a locked door shutting out the wider world, the appeal of an apartment over any glittering alternative. By the bridge the scene shifts from sofa to floor, the mundane tipping into something more urgent, but the song's centre holds. Major contrasts the quiet of his own four walls against the idea of dancing on tabletops in high heels, then answers his own question: who needs stars when you've got a roof?
"Nothing" is a single by Bruno Major, from the album To Let A Good Thing Die, released 4th June 2020. The track is 2:43 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 1 article about Bruno Major.
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