Bruce Sudano Nominated For AC Artist Of The Year

Along with Seal, Josh Groban and John Mayer, singer-songwriter Bruce Sudano has been nominated by New Music Weekly magazine as AC Artist of the Year. Sudano's first single Le' Imagine Cafe peaked at #2 on the chart while the current single "Where Would I Be" is bulleted at #18 and rising. Sudano, who has also written hits for Dolly Parton, Jermaine & Michael Jackson as well as his wife, Donna Summer is making a serious move on his own as a solo artist.

(PRWEB) March 27, 2004 --Bruce Sudano, husband of disco diva, Donna Summer, has returned to a solo career with the release of Rainy Day Soul," through his own label, Purple Heart Recording Company. The album has received much praise from the music community.

Why the return to a solo career? "The kids all left the house, and we were reassessing where we were," Sudano said from Nashville, where he and Summer now live. Their three children have flown the coop, but the couple can see their middle girl, Brooklyn Sudano, on TV in ABC's "My Wife and Kids."

About Bruce Sudano:
Bruce Sudano has been honing his craft as a singer/songwriter for a few decades now. Among other things, he co-wrote Tommy James & the Shondells "Ball Of Fire", was a member of Alive and Kicking ("Tighter, Tighter") and formed Brooklyn Dreams. In addition to releasing a handful of albums on Casablanca Records, Brooklyn Dreams were featured on "Heaven Knows" by Sudano's wife of 23 years, Donna Summer. Sudano and Summer also co-penned "Starting Over Again", a country hit for Dolly Parton. On "Rainy Day Soul", the artist's second solo album, Sudano delivers a collection of sincere pop songs that is akin to hearing from an old friend. "Show Me Who You Are," "Whether or Not," "All That Matters," "Eagle in the Sky," and "No Exit" spotlight an artist who is not afraid to open up his heart. For more info, visit www.brucesudano.com