Producer, songwriter, and worship artist based in the Pacific Northwest. Twenty years of major-label artist development, independent records, and church music.
Brandon grew up on the road with minister parents. Seattle raised him, Nashville trained him, and the Pacific Northwest is where he makes records now.
He trained under Lou Carto (Randy Travis, B.B. King) and Dove‑nominated Morgan Cryar, then worked artist development for three major labels. Production credits include Grammy nominee Stacie Orrico, Juno nominee Matthew James, Beth Whitney, Circleslide, and Amber Pacific.
“ Serve the artist. Honor the song. — Brandon's working rule
He pastors at Calvary Chapel Tri‑Cities, leads EQ Worship, and fronts StompTown Revival with Gabe Martinez. Eight kids at home. Regular work across Europe and Asia.
Full records, co‑writes, and worship resources. Strong arrangements, honest performances, a clear path from demo to release.
Pre‑production, arrangement, tracking, mixing, and delivery. Start to mastering-ready.
Writing rooms in Nashville, Seattle, and online. Co‑writes with Scott Krippayne (Jordin Sparks) and Carl Cartee.
Identity, repertoire, live arrangement, release plan. Based on years at Geffen, Sony BMG, and Warner Music Group.
Custom arrangements, multitracks, and full‑band worship records for churches and ministries. Acoustic sets to full Sunday production.
Got a song worth the time? Let's talk.
Brandon's own catalog, from the Save the City records to the latest Redwood Highway singles.
Americana duo with Gabe Martinez (Circleslide). Slide guitar, harmonica, stompbox, gospel roots. The self‑titled EP charted on Billboard — #47 Heatseekers, #48 Christian Albums — and hit the iTunes Top 10.
The worship ministry of Calvary Chapel Tri‑Cities. Brandon leads and produces records that pair hymns with modern arrangements — folk worship written for the congregation. Flagship LP: Push Out The Dark.
Outside the studio: training worship leaders and musicians for outreach, from the Pacific Northwest to Italy, Europe, and Asia. Church planting, stage work, and guest teaching.
Production, co‑writing, worship records, artist development, or ministry work. Tell me about the project and where it's at.
