All Out Magazine

Bradley Simpson’s  debut solo single  ‘Cry At The Moon’  occupied a rarely explored sweet spot between styles:  classic ‘70s Americana with a surging intensity which echoes the swaggering spirit of the indie-rock greats, but also with the contemporary, pop-tinged edge that can only come from an artist who has headlined  London’s 20,000  capacity  O2  arena on multiple occasions. From that compelling introduction, Bradley   now powers into the release of his new single  ‘ Picasso ’ . Produced by the two-time  Grammy  nominee  BOOTS  ( Beyoncé ), w ith a dreamy undercurrent of ‘60s psychedelia and wonky bedroom pop,  ‘Picasso’  is symbolic of what Bradley   does so well: creating songs with an instant appeal, yet with lyrical nuances that provide a relatability for people to forge a deeper connection with. Its striking lyric  “turning torture into art”  commands attention and inspires deeper inv...

Bradley Simpson  has released his highly anticipated debut single “ Cry At The Moon ”- available everywhere today via Insanity UK and Sony Music Entertainment. “Cry At The Moon” was cowritten by Bradley, Andrew Wells, Anthony Rossomando, and Jordan Asher Cruz aka “BOOTS”. “Cry At The Moon started in LA early on in the writing process for the album with Anthony and Andrew. I knew I wanted to draw on influences I grew up on, we spent the first 2 hours of the session listening through bands we loved, lots of Queens of the Stone Age and Raconteurs. As the melody for the chorus came together, we built around that.  It was exactly how I wanted to move forward with the sound of the album, and it   opened the writing process for me. CATM became the catalyst for that sound as it went on a bit of a journey. I met Boots a few months after, ...