Gioia bruno biography

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Bruno's return to the charts was a release by Mayday Records. She did a demo track for them called Make That Move, which was released to dance clubs under the pseudonym G-Spot and was sold via the Exposé Fan Club, marketed directly to members in 1995.

The single ended up reaching 21 on the Top Dance-Club Play charts of Billboard.

Gioia bruno biography

A remix version was released and sold via the fan-club as well.

For a few years, Bruno worked in the band Wet, with her friend John Thomas, performing lead vocals and co-writing several songs with the group. This group performed in local venues in Florida.

She performed in the band for a few years, then left to work on a solo career. She worked on writing songs with Ritchie Supa. She then worked with Richie Sambora, performing both background vocals and percussion for his solo tour.

Bruno's first solo single was "Free To Be", which topped charts across the U.S.

and Canada. Her second single,