Bo Bruce is the singer and co-writer in the highly popular group Equador, which she formed with her partner Henry Binns, one half of the critically acclaimed and grammy nominated band, Zero 7. Bo first shot to fame on the first ever series of TV talent show The Voice in 2012, her success in which led to a deal with Mercury Records and the release of her critically acclaimed and top ten charting album "Before I Sleep" in 2013. Later that year, Bruce teamed up with Gary Lightbody of Snow Patrol on the track "The Rage That's in Us All" which was featured on the Star Trek: Into Darkness soundtrack. Following a massive featured vocal on the trance hit "U" with DJ Gareth Emery (a re-write of her original song "Alive" from the album "Before I Sleep) Bo teamed up with Henry Binns in 2015 to release Equador's debut record Bones Of Man on the independent Pegdoll Records. The album has to date clocked up over 3 million streams on Spotify alone, picking up a strong following in Germany, The US and the UK, with tracks featuring on a wide array of TV and film soundtracks. Equador followed Bones Of Man with the 3 track Tribal War EP, from which the track Treble Oh proved another streaming hit. In the last few years Bo has written and performed featured vocals on trance tracks for the likes of Paul van Dyk and Dash Berlin, and is currently working with Henry on new material for Equador.