Bruno has displayed remarkable musical talent from a young age, developing his skills in multiple instruments, music theory, and composition in his native Italy. In his teens, he discovered jazz and began performing professionally in local clubs, immersing himself in the repertoire and refining his technique.

In 2000, eager to explore a larger jazz scene, Bruno moved to London, bringing his keyboard and determination to build his career. He has since appeared on Good Morning Britain and other media, recorded with a variety of artists at legendary studios including Abbey Road and Metropolis, and in 2011 was invited to perform at a gala dinner for US President Barack Obama and Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.

In 2012, he released Songs for Duke, an album of original compositions inspired by Duke Ellington, co-produced and performed with long-term collaborator, guitarist Francesco Lo Castro.

An accomplished educator, Bruno has lectured at ICMP in London for over a decade, teaching music theory, arranging, music production, and keyboard skills. He holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Music Teaching to Adults from Goldsmiths University and a MA in Music Performance from the University of East London.

He has collaborated with artists including Jim Mullen, Tony Kofi, The Puppini Sisters, Katrina Leskanich, Clemence Saint Preux, Quentin Collins, Alex Garnett, Brandon Allen, Zak Sikobe, Qi Rattan, Marcia Escoffery, Karen Ramirez, Anjali Perin, Giulio Martino, Heidi Vogel, Wild Card, Nigel Price, Patrizio Buanne, Sara Dowling, Natalie Williams, and Tommaso Starace.

For over 20 years, Bruno has been a fixture of the London jazz scene, performing at top venues such as Ronnie Scott’s, the 606 Club, PizzaExpress Dean Street, and the Queen Elizabeth Hall. His extensive experience in live performance and recording has made him a respected figure in the UK jazz community.