9 December 2017
Episode 145
15 minutes
Photo: Katie Silvester
British singer-songwriter Bruno Major has just released an album called ‘A Song For Every Moon’ – a collection of songs that he put out month by month over a year. He plays us a few tracks from it and talks about the restrictions of having a monthly deadline.
9 December 2017
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