Bryan Ferry

Bryan Ferry is one of the most influential voices in art rock, glam, and new wave. His style is elegant, modern, and unmistakably his own. As the frontman of Roxy Music and a successful solo artist, Ferry helped shape the sound of the 70s and 80s with smooth vocals, sharp production, and sophisticated songwriting.

Ferry launched his solo career in 1973 with These Foolish Things, a stylish collection of covers that reached No. 5 in the UK and earned Gold certification. He followed with Another Time, Another Place in 1974, another UK Top 5 album that showcased his unique approach to classic songs.

In 1976, Ferry released Let’s Stick Together, blending original tracks with reimagined Roxy Music songs. The album reached No. 19 in the UK and became one of his signature releases. He continued evolving with albums like In Your Mind (1977) and The Bride Stripped Bare (1978), both highlighting his shift toward a more modern, polished sound.

Ferry reached new heights in the 80s. His 1985 album Boys and Girls became a major success, delivering hits like “Slave to Love” and “Don’t Stop the Dance.” The album cemented his status as a leading voice in sophisticated pop. He followed with Bête Noire (1987), a sleek, atmospheric record that expanded his global audience.

In the 90s and 2000s, Ferry continued releasing acclaimed albums, including Taxi (1993), Mamouna (1994), and As Time Goes By (1999). His later work, such as Olympia (2010) and Avonmore (2014), blends modern production with his timeless vocal style.

Across 16 studio albums, multiple live releases, and dozens of singles, Bryan Ferry has built one of the most distinctive catalogs in modern music. His influence spans glam rock, new wave, synth‑pop, and contemporary pop.

Bryan Ferry is a perfect fit for New Wave Radio. His sound is stylish. His albums are iconic. His music brings elegance, emotion, and pure 80s sophistication to every playlist.

https://bryanferry.com