On May 10th, he launched “Death of Me.” He is also releasing a visually and emotionally compelling video. He has transcended his well-known family connections and pop culture by establishing himself as a globally renowned artist of the vision and depth. Brandon music has become a staple on Sirius XM Radio’s Coffee House station; he toured in the summer of 2018 Rachael Yamagata and Joshua Radin.
Over these past years, he has performed locally and internationally, and this gifted and talented singer has learned that the key to fostering these enduring, soul transforming and connecting with listeners is embracing his deepest, most authentic self and becoming fearless about unleashing his vulnerability. Brandon’s music perfectly captures his commitment and being more vulnerable.
He’s an empathetic person who wants to connect with people, being honest and touching on both his strengths. He has been in music all his life, spending many cherished days of his childhood as a wallflower in the studio, his stepfather David Foster worked with countless pop legends. Before he transformed into his solo career, the singer was half of Brandon & Leah, a duo who now his ex-wife.
