Born in Atlanta and raised in College Park, GA, Victor has worked with Kandi Burruss, Lil’ Wayne, Iggy Azalea, August Alsina, and Jennifer Hudson as a choreographer and creative director. As a teacher artist, he is amongst the stellar faculty of The Broadway Dreams Foundation and the Arts Education Kenny Leon’s True Colors Theatre Company. He has appeared on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta", "Braxton Family Values", and in guest starring roles on BET’s "The Game" and “Step Up: Highwater” on YouTubeRed. Victor is also and R&B artist and his latest single, “Venom” is available now on all digital platforms.

Randal Wells is a recording artist, songwriter, and advocate who has been building his career from the ground up for nearly two decades—without a label, and without shortcuts.

After losing his mother at age six, Randal spent his entire childhood in foster care. He moved through over ten homes, survived abuse, and came of age with no family, no safety net, and no map. Music became the only constant. At 21, he appeared on MTV’s Making the Band 4, reaching over 55 million viewers. The exposure gave him national visibility, but no industry safety net followed. What came next was the real work: building a catalog, growing an audience, and staying in it for the long haul.

Under the name “Random Wright,” he released his debut EP 4 Letter Words, earning placements on BBC Radio, SXSW, and ThisIsRnB. He later dropped the alias to reclaim his identity, releasing a string of independent singles as Randal Wells, including “Selfish,” “Life Goes On,” and “Strangers with Memories”—the latter featured on Hypefresh. His music has also been placed on Keeping Up with the Kardashians, and he was named a “Know Them Now” Artist by BMI. He’s opened for acts like Amerie, Jon B, Ray J, Next, and Tamia. His work as a songwriter and performer has been shaped by lived experience, not formulas.

Across TikTok and Instagram, Randal has generated over 1 million organic views, with standout Reels surpassing 500K views each. His sound blends raw storytelling with rich, melodic arrangements that sit at the intersection of R&B, soul, and personal truth.

Beyond music, Randal is the creator of The Foster Tales Podcast, which streams in over 50 countries and gives voice to stories from the child welfare system. He helped pass the Road to Independence Act in Florida—legislation that extended support for youth aging out of foster care—and received a Certificate of Recognition from the City of Los Angeles and the Jordan Award for his advocacy. He has been featured on FOX 11 LA, VoyageLA, Shoutout LA, The Mirror, and in multiple national publications for both his art and impact.

Randal’s story isn’t about overnight success. It’s about sustained work, reinvention, and showing up when no one claps. Every stream, view, and press feature has come from the strength of the music and the truth behind it.

This is a full catalog. Built piece by piece. By someone who should’ve never made it this far—but did.

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