Bruno Martini is on the move. He is still based in São Paulo, Brazil. But professionally, the reflection in the rear view mirror shows striking landmarks, while the scenery ahead is even more attractive. The song “Living On The Outside” was released under Martini’s name, rather than a successful collaboration (including College 11). Additionally, the song’s Rock guitar and Pop elements evidence at least an adjustment from the EDM emphasis of his past. And Martini is now signed with Aftercluv, Universal Music Brazil and Universal Music Sweden.

“Living On The Outside” has vocal characteristics in common with Mark Foster during some of the early releases of Foster the People (such as “Pumped Up Kicks”). On the other hand, the guitar riffs stand apart from the work of Foster the People.
Lyrically, the song is directed to those who live on the outside because they live for the moment. There will be times when you "may fall to your knees, but it’s gonna be alright."


Format........................ : MPEG Audio Version 1 Layer 3
Mode.......................... : Joint stereo
Bit rate mode..................: Variable (VBR=0)
Overall bit rate.............. : 260 Kbps
Channel(s).................... : 2 channels
Sampling rate..................: 44.1 KHz
ITU-R BS.1770-2 Loudness.......: -12dB
Peak Amplitude (average).......: -0,1dB
Minimum RMS Amplitude..........: -70dB
Recorded date..................: 2017
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