Music

b.1993

Los Angeles, CA

company

Quango Music Group

Tahor

Bruno founded the record label, Quango Music Group in Los Angeles in 1993.

Through Quango, Bruno quickly made my name as DJ, producer and tastemaker DJing on LA’s seminal radio station KCRW and underground clubs such as BossaNova, BoKaos and Ponana Souk.

Bruno’s A&R skills caught the ear of legendary industry executive and Island Records founder Chris Blackwell, and soon after Quango became a subsidiary of Blackwell’s Island Records, later moving to Blackwell’s venture Palm Pictures. Through Island Records, Quango released early music from the likes of Kruder and Dorfmeister, Tricky, Sneaker Pimps, Basement Jaxx, Bomb the Bass, Howie B and Talvin Singh amongst many others. 

In between 2001-2004 Bruno signed and developed breakthrough artists Zero 7 (Sia) and Bitter:Sweet, finding success in digital markets, sync licensing through film, television, and advertising.