SOULTRONIC MUSICAL PRODIGY BYRON MAJOR RETURNS WITH UK PRODUCED SINGLE ‘MAY FLOWER’
“Byron is definitely a music genius and understands the importance of the synergy between classical music and the digital space the industry is following.”
– B Sharp Entertainment, 2015 –
Byron Major’s single ‘May Flower, has a fresh take on soul and funk.
Byron Major has achieved quite a lot for a 23 year old – he’s performed his original song ‘South Africa’ at Nelson Mandela’s Boston birthday celebration in 2013, shared a stage with Pavarotti for his farewell tour in South Africa as part of the Drakensberg Boys Choir and sang alongside Grammy Award winning songwriter Paula Cole at a songwriting showcase at Berklee College of Music. His new single ‘May Flower’ is a funky soul track produced by multi-platinum selling producer Andy Whitmore (Lemar, Atomic Kitten & Eternal) in the Londoner’s Greystoke Studios.
May Flower speaks about the push and pulls that lovers experience in a passionate relationship. Byron Major draws his songwriting inspiration from reflecting other people’s relationships and life in general.
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