Brandon Beal is a Texas native multi-talented pop, hip-hop, and R&B songwriter and producer. As a teenager he left Texas and moved to New York to pursue a career in music, which would lead  to him making his first independent album “Comfortable” a collaboration with Danish producer Multiman. Through this collaboration, Brandon found himself more frequently in Denmark, and as the buzz grew, he ended up working with an impressive array of artists, including Snoop Dogg, Flo Rida and several of the biggest artists in Denmark. This would lead to him making the ultimate decision to pack up his New York life and move to Copenhagen, Denmark. Little did he know, this move would change everything. He gained recognition through his first major single “Twerk It Like Miley” which was produced by HEDEGAARD and featured Danish superstar Christopher. The track went viral and charted at number 1 in 14 different countries including Denmark, Indonesia, and Malaysia and earned Brandon Beal a Danish Grammy for “Club Hit of the Year”. Later he released the single “Golden” feat. Lukas Graham which also reached #1 in Denmark and charted in Sweden, Norway and Germany. Brandon Beal also hit the #1 spot in Denmark with Christopher’s song “CPH Girls”, that featured him. He has reached more than +200 million streams on Spotify alone on “Twerk It Like Miley” and “Golden”.   

About the new album Pink Cafe;

“The idea for Pink Cafe has been on its way for several years through sounds, music and lyrics bits but not until last year Brandon Beal realized the connection between it all was that this music made him happy. Especially one song called “Pink Café” stuck with him and then it felt natural to call the entire project by that name.

Brandon Beal explains: “I thought to myself, if this music makes me feel this way then why can’ t I just do that? I’ve done so much music in a more technical manner – writing songs for other musicians and I felt that I owed it to myself to do a more love and passion driven project”.

From this point on Brandon Beal transformed the concept into a more physical place in the studio where he invited people in that he has a genuine friendship with. He wanted to make Pink Café a place where you go have fun and jam with your friends. It had to be a place with good vibes and no rules.”