Known for his extremely popular mixes and eclectic blend of musical styles, Good Grief has one of the longest spanning careers among his peers, and his reputation as a diverse artist has made him one of the most in-demand DJ’s in Houston.   He has played at Houston’s most popular venues and was a regular on Houston’s flagship Hip-Hop/R&B station 97.9 The Box.  Even though Grief has comfortably evolved into the all-digital age, he always respects his roots and can battle anybody on the 1’s and 2’s with old school vinyl.

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Writer. Producer. Rapper. Nineteen year old Houston, Texas native, Branzil, is a triple threat as he bombards the rap game with his lyrically aggressive style while putting the finishing touches on his latest album, Omniscient. "One thing I like about him is he doesn't have the traditional Houston, Texas style and I always like somebody that's different. There's no one you can compare him to,"says Houston hit maker Michael "5000" Watts (Swisha House) in an October 2014 issue of Arena.com. 

Born Brandon Bazile and given the moniker, Branzil, by his godfather, Flavor Flav of Public Enemy, Branzil grew up in and around the music industry along with some of the biggest names in Hip Hop. As a young boy, he was featured in several music videos with hip hop artists Mike Jones, Paul Wall, Juvenile, TI and UGK to name a few. At the young age of 15, Branzil began to take his late night rapping skills seriously, in addition to starting his own music label, Creative Thinking Music, and the outcome was his first mixtape bearing the same name. His music has been so well received it even reached legendary performer George Clinton of Parliament/Funkadelic fame professing that Branzil's club anthem, Get Up Get Down, is "badder than a mutha!" 

Branzil's authentic confidence is always the highlight of his powerful performances which he solidly delivers to eager and growing audiences. He has performed three consecutive years at well known SXSW Music Festival and has opened up for rap hard hitters Geto Boys at the Texas Rap Fest, Las Vegas and Chicago. Branzil has even had a taste of the skillful wordsmith as he performed with DJ Premier to hype crowds. Most recently, Branzil was interviewed on Sway Calloway's Shade 45 Radio Show “Sway In The Morning”. Sway even blasted through his social media channels a snippet of his song "Ghost" from the mixtape similarly titled. Responses to a subsequent tweet by Sway of Branzil's performance range from "Dope!" to "I LOVE THIS KID!" Branzil continues to work hard to maintain his show readiness and states that his most memorable career moment was being able to open up on tour for Rock and Roll Hall of Fame artist Public Enemy, with Branzil describing the moment as "surreal" and "an unbelievable opportunity." The Houston Press added in its December 2013 issue that Branzil "displayed a quick, breathless flow and budding stage presence that belied his absolute lack of notoriety." At his young age, people are amazed at his lyrical combativeness.

Currently, Branzil's first single from the new album Omniscient is called "Good Thangz" and features Houston's own Paul Wall. The single is currently available on iTunes. His complete album is expected to be a work of masterful lyrics and solid production and is expected to be released late Summer of 2015.

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