Brandon's "Baby" Is a Tender Love Letter

Singer, songwriter, and producer Brandon returns with new music, a new video, and a new EP announcement. Brandon has released “Baby," a tender love letter to a lost love. Brandon's stripped back production on "Baby" perfectly pairs with his lyrics to deliver a packaged poignancy that makes you feel his pain.

The accompanying music video, co-directed by Brandon and Taylor Werfelmann, showcases some of the beautiful and natural spaces in Brandon's childhood neighborhood of Riverside, CA. The video also previews two other songs which are currently unnamed but will appear on his upcoming EP, Coming Clean, out via Human Resources on October 23rd.

Watch the music video above and stream "Baby" below.

Author: Malc.
October 5, 2020
R&B
Soul
Baby
Brandon

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