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EPISODE · Feb 28, 2026 · 15 MIN

Bruno Mars' 'The Romantic' (Review) (Ep. 5)

from Music Media Review · host Jessica Ann Catena

Breaking a 10-year solo hiatus, Bruno Mars just released his new album The Romantic! Recapping his 15+ years music career, we explore the different styles he's composed and sang. Hear my critique comparisons of Bruno's discography, and his other 2026 plans. Romantic Radio - synopsis and rerun scheduleiHeartRadio's Love Songs ChannelPromo short video/ livestream clipMentioned Media:R&B groups: The Main Ingredient, The O'Jays, The StylisticsThe Police - "Roxanne" (1979)Santana - "Oyo Come Va" (1970)SNL skit: Bruno Mars sings for Pandora (2012)Hawthorne Radio - Mayer Hawthorne's online radio mixesThe Romantic Tour's scheduleRecord Store Day's 2026 Brand AmbassadorYou may also like my Music Notes with Jess episodes: Bruno Mars Top 10, Lady Gaga's 'Mayhem', Mayer Hawthorne Top 10Music Media Review episodes: Grammys 2026 Predictions, Super Bowl Latin Halftime Shows, 2016 Love Songs PlaylistBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/music-media-review--6844136/support.Follow our social media on Facebook, X, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube!Email: [email protected] Song: "Gym Track (2026 Remix)", composed by Jessica Ann Catena

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Breaking a 10-year solo hiatus, Bruno Mars just released his new album The Romantic! Recapping his 15+ years music career, we explore the different styles he's composed and sang. Hear my critique comparisons of Bruno's discography, and his other 2026 plans. Romantic Radio - synopsis and rerun scheduleiHeartRadio's Love Songs ChannelPromo short video/ livestream clipMentioned Media:R&B groups: The Main Ingredient, The O'Jays, The StylisticsThe Police - "Roxanne" (1979)Santana - "Oyo Come Va" (1970)SNL skit: Bruno Mars sings for Pandora (2012)Hawthorne Radio - Mayer Hawthorne's online radio mixesThe Romantic Tour's scheduleRecord Store Day's 2026 Brand AmbassadorYou may also like my Music Notes with Jess episodes: Bruno Mars Top 10, Lady Gaga's 'Mayhem', Mayer Hawthorne Top 10<a href="https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/music-media-review--6844136"...

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