Rome-based bassist and composer Marco Bruno returns with “Libertà,” a vibrant single that showcases his unmistakable crossover approach to jazz. Born in the 90s and shaped by years of writing, touring, and experimenting with sound, Bruno has carved out his own lane, a modern, “contaminated” jazz that draws from pop, rock, funk, ethnic textures, and electronic atmospheres. It’s a style that feels expansive yet precise, rooted in musicianship but open to the world.

The track opens with an engaging pulse that hooks the listener from the first measure, building into a groove that’s impossible to ignore. Each instrumental layer slides in with intention, creating a rich, rhythmic tapestry where all elements complement one another. The energy stays steady and confident throughout, and the performance carries that rare mix of discipline and spontaneity that defines Bruno’s sound.

The single arrives ahead of his upcoming album Strade, set for digital release on December 5. While only a handful of physical copies exist for promotional use, anticipation continues to build, especially with the release of the Libertà live studio session, which captures the song’s power in real time.

Bruno’s work reflects both his technical skill and his openness to sonic exploration. “Libertà” stands as a strong preview of what’s coming on Strade.

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