Brandon - 'September'
The beautifully guitar driven track 'September' by singer-songwriter multi-instrumentalist Brandon is an R+B track for the soul.
Bringing together vibes of Joy Oladokun and Sampha with a hint of Bon Iver. Rooted in folk and acoustic music but with R&B influences, he's very much a musician's musician and spans genre whilst oozing soulfulness.
Brandon was born to Trinidadian parents in Riverside, California. Growing up he had no immediate access to a music program, and even when he found one he encountered new hurdles - first to find a left-handed guitar, then a teacher who could teach him. An inveterate multi-instrumentalist, he wrote and recorded every song and instrument on his forthcoming album himself.
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