::: Tom Bromley - New single out in November 2007!
12th November will see the release of Tom's new single ' Need You So Bad / Nothing To Do Or Say.' Taken from his forthcoming album 'In It For The Moment' Tom hits his stride with this double A side showcasing two highlight tracks that again showcase this talented song writer and musician. 'Need You So Bad' is now available to through the 4Real Records Website.

::: Tom is back in the studio working on material for his second album
Tom is now back in Porl Young’s studio working on his follow up album. Produced by Rob Quickenden, it will see Tom further developing the sound that he has been seeking. Tom plays guitars, and on some tracks, can be heard on keyboards & drums with Rob’s input and talents as a producer also contributing on brass & clarinet. Release date to be confirmed very soon - stay tuned for details!

::: Get Ready To Rock with Tom Bromley
Taken from his debut album Two-Nine-Five (produced by Porl Young - Roxy Music and Nina Hagen), All The Things We Need is the most obvious choice of single to follow his debut Single Danger Ahead.

Reworked with band members Lewis Saerle, Tom Greene, Tom B and Tiffany Tremain, it's an up tempo pop/rock number and merits a listen - Thomas's soulful vocals falling squarely into David Gray / Van The Man territory.

And for your indulgence, you get new track Beaten By Defeat, a gentle solo acoustic number. *** Visit the Get Ready To Rock website.

::: New tour dates coming soon!
Stay tuned for details on Tom's forthcoming UK tour.
Details to follow soon..

::: All The Things You Need?
Stay tuned to your radios for Tom's next single, All The Things We Need. Due for release in September, the track is from Tom's debut album ‘295,’ remixed by Porl Young.

"One of the best albums of 2006" says North Wales weekly
With Danger Ahead, Comfort Zone, Mark My Words and the aforementioned single [Standing Strong], he's announced his arrival as one of our premier singer/songwriters. Soaked in sophistication, this is one of the best albums of 2006 so far.
North Wales Weekly

"There's enough evidence here to suggest that Thomas Bromley could be one to watch." **** says Get Ready To Rock
Thomas Bromley sounds older than his tender age of 22. Danger Ahead is melodic pop/rock of the highest order. Thomas' vocals have a husky rock hue than melt into falsetto on the chorus. Produced by Porl Young (Roxy Music and Nina Hagen) Thomas' debut album 295 sees him playing guitar, piano and percussion. The B-side Saine, also from 295, is another strong track - a tender piano based ballad with smoky vocals. The male singer-songwriter market is a tough place to be at the moment, but there's enough evidence here to suggest that Thomas Bromley could be one to watch. ****
Get Ready To Tock

"One of the new breed of singer songwriters...Two Nine-Five is, as a debut should be, bustling with life and promise" says NetRhythms.co.uk
Never, ever judge a book by its cover or an artist by his or her name. Thomas Bromley may sound like one of those nerdy, techno-pop geeks that blighted 80s music. In fact he is one of the new breed of singer songwriters that are currently injecting an organic excitement into music. With Two Nine-Five, multi-instrumentalist Bromley has produced an album of delicate layers that includes just about every shade of emotion you can imagine and many that you can't...Two Nine-Five is, as a debut should be, bustling with life and promise, Bye The Way and Mark My Words are funky, fresh-faced and full of soul. Bromley may be skilled at revealing the deeper side of life but he's not averse to a good time either. Even at this early stage in his career Thomas Bromley has set down a marker that he may well struggle to match never mind beat. The anthemic Standing Strong is a classic love song, it makes David Gray sound as if he's living up to his surname. If that song in particular and Two Nine-Five in general, represent the pinnacle of Thomas Bromley's career then he has much to be proud of, a public hungry for real music however may not be satisfied. NetRhythms.co.uk

"One of the best albums of the year...4/5" says Virgin.net
Make no mistake, in its field - that of soulful, indie, singer/songwriter rock - Two-Five-Nine is one of the best albums of this year.

The Kent-born son of an importer of American classic cars, Thomas Bromley is supposedly only 22 but the maturity on display on this debut long-player is that of a far more experienced performer and composer. Playing pub gigs since he was 14, perhaps that's not so surprising. A voice that reaches heights and depths in equal measure complements songs that are sometimes bluesy and upbeat - as on Out There and Bye The Way - while he can do alt rock as well as anyone; the current single Danger Ahead is already on my Top 10 tracks for the year and hell, it's only March.

Even when he's moving into commercial territory, as on the ever-so slightly schmaltzy Standing Strong, you find yourself forgiving the man, such is the quality of the tune. He's playing the Bedford pub in Balham, south west London on 10th May. I'll be there, and so should you. Virgin.net

New Single and Album available to download
Tom's tracks are now available to download from the following stores: