Bradley Jago is a London-based artist and performer who’s become one of the UK’s most exciting new voices, fusing the emotional context of classic soul with the energy of modern pop. Calling his sound “queer soul for queer souls,” his music is tender, cinematic and profoundly personal, creating a space where deep meaning and confidence walk hand in hand. His expressive voice carries heartfelt lyricism, chronicling his journey from his Portsmouth beginnings to finding freedom and creative outlet within London’s music scene.
Drawing inspiration from artists such as Adele, Amy Winehouse, Sam Smith and Leon Bridges, his sound is at once familiar and entirely his own. His music captures the warmth and storytelling of soul while framing his own experiences in a way that feels relatable and celebratory. Since debuting in 2021 with “Moonstruck,” Bradley has built an impressive body of work, consistently exploring love, identity and self-acceptance through his developing blend of pop and neo soul. Early releases like “Rain” and “Distractions” introduced him as a rising figure, with the latter breaking into the Local Music Chart Top 100.
As his artistic output developed, projects such as Bradley Jago Live Sessions EP, Girl Problems EP and singles like “Keep On” and “Bound To You” showcased his ability to frame emotional complexity while maintaining memorable melodic writing. His music has earned support from BBC Music Introducing and continues to rack up impressive streaming numbers, with nearly one million plays on Spotify alone. But it’s on stage that he truly shine; his live performances across London and the South East are known for their soulful intensity and connection, selling out four headline shows and confirming his status as a must-see performer.
With his next EP set for release in spring 2026, anticipation is building for what’s shaping up to be his most ambitious work to date. The first taste of this new chapter arrives in the form of his latest single titled “Killer Queen” a soulful anthem that captures the thrill and danger of falling in love without defences. From its opening bass groove to the soaring final chorus, “Killer Queen” serves as a dazzling fusion of pop catchiness and soulful vocal performance. It’s playful and seductive on the surface, yet threaded with emotional tension which captures the quiet fear that comes when vulnerability feels both liberating and perilous.
Co-signed by BBC Music Introducing and Future Hits Radio, the track was produced by Logan Aspin and mastered by Pierce Johnston, with writing contributions from a creative team including Rotem Aberbach, Joseph Burnett, Tony Sage, Oscar Gross and Shirin Nisametdin. Speaking on the song, Bradley describes it as a reflection on “surrendering my reservations in the name of love, and how being so vulnerable leaves your life in their hands.”
Brimming with smooth rhythmic flow, warm instrumentation and stunning vocal leads carrying infectious melodic lines throughout, “Killer Queen” sees Bradley Jago delivery a spectacular musical moment that’s guaranteed to put a smile on your face. With his highly anticipated EP arriving next year, this exciting artist is set to continue going from strength to strength and we can’t wait to see what he’s got in store next.
Listen to Killer Queen below
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