Matt Bellamy, born Matthew James Bellamy on June 9, 1978, in Cambridge, England, is globally celebrated as the lead vocalist, guitarist, pianist, and principal songwriter of the rock band Muse. His distinctive blend of classical musicianship and progressive rock elements has earned him critical acclaim and a fervent international fan base. Bellamy's journey in music began in his early teens, heavily influenced by his family's musical background—his father, George Bellamy, was a rhythm guitarist for the 1960s pop group The Tornados.

Throughout his career with Muse, and in his solo endeavors, Bellamy has been known for his ambitious thematic compositions, virtuoso guitar work, and dynamic vocal range. Since the late 1990s, Muse has released numerous chart-topping albums and singles, with Bellamy's visionary approach defining their sound—a fusion of alternative rock, space rock, and electronic music. Apart from his success with Muse, Bellamy has ventured into solo projects, evidenced by releases like "Cryosleep," comprising rarities and solo tracks. His foray into solo work highlights his versatility as an artist, exploring more personal themes and musical experimentation outside the collective identity of Muse. Bellamy's ability to intertwine profound emotional expression with intricate musical arrangements continues to resonate with audiences worldwide, consolidating his status as a seminal figure in contemporary rock music.

Genres

Indie Rock

Alternative Rock

Art Rock

Hard Rock

Experimental Rock

Progressive Rock

Electronic Rock

Space Rock

Symphonic Rock

Piano Rock

Latest Release

Ghosts (How Can I Move On) [feat. Mylène Farmer]

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Matt Bellamy

Single - Released December 8, 2022