Hailing from North-West London, twenty-one-year-old BrandosLife is a singer-songwriter, producer and performer on the rise. With his strong R&B background, his goal is to make music that moves people through sonic storytelling, pairing his cunning pop lyricism with infectious melodic leads to deliver his grooving sound.
Flowing between different styles, his original take on 90s pop is infused with a modern sheen and injected with funk rhythms. With his lyrics, he offers a connection to his audience via authentic and relatable writing that shares what words alone can’t always articulate.
Since making his debut in 2020 with the single “Feelings”, he’s gone from strength-to-strength with each new release, dropping a string of tracks over the last two years. Now he’s back with his new single, titled “Mistakes”, an upbeat and playful Afropop track.
Commenting on the inspiration for writing the new single, he shares, “Being manipulated, gaslit and led on had me feeling some type of way. ‘Mistakes’ is about taking your power back when you put someone who you thought was special on a pedestal but they simply do nothing but consistently disappoint. I mean they do say crushes are nothing but a lack of information…”
On “Mistakes”, BrandosLife lays down an instantly catchy pop hit that nods to manipulation and heartbreak while contrasting the context of the lyrics with a lighthearted and fun sound. With his latest release, the artist shows he’s here to write superb modern pop tracks with bags of appeal, carried by his assured vocal work and production.
Listen to Mistakes below
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