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Originally born in Baltimore, 21 year old Brendan Gill (better known by his stage name Brendan Musik) recently graduated from Berklee College of Music after pursuing an education in Music Business and Management. From a young age, he has been passionate about singing and with the support of his family, decided to transform this childhood hobby into a full time career. Influenced by the music of contemporary artists including SZA, Janelle Monae, and Frank Ocean, Brendan aims to "create sonic atmospheres for people to get lost in". His commercial tinged alternative R&B sounds reflects his love of creating a harmonic medium between the classic and the unfamiliar. Brendan put his talents to the test with the creation of Musik Mondays. A series of music released weekly on his personal Soundcloud, Brendan pushed himself to consistently organize his creative process efficiently around a short deadline. This offered him a method of strengthening his production and songwriting skills, establishing his brand, attracting a fan base, and ultimately putting all his energy to good use. More recently, he has opened up for R&B singer, Tinashe at Brighton Music Hall and has performed as the headliner for RAW:natural born artists showcase at the Middle East Downstairs. With the release of Brendan’s newest track Snapchatty Chat, Brendan continues to make more new music and perform. 

SoCal Hip Hop Artist. Wrote the EVO Theme Song. 2nd Rapper in History to get into Berklee. I dissed a guy once and the internet was like "good job". Hype music.

The next great R&B group.

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