Branan Murphy
Branan Murphy grew up in Nashville, Tennessee, where he started writing songs early on. He's mentioned being inspired by Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye, which...
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Branan Murphy grew up in Nashville, Tennessee, where he started writing songs early on. He's mentioned being inspired by Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye, which shows in the soulful feel of his vocals. His EP releases include 'On the Tide' and 'Anchored.'
He worked with Koryn Hawthorne on 'All The Wrong Things,' which became one of his more recognizable tracks. Other songs like 'Better King' and 'Good' have a straightforward, melodic quality that fits with the indie and folk touches in his music.
Murphy's band tours with him, and their live shows tend to be energetic. The writing stays personal, often leaning into introspective lyrics without getting overly complicated. It's music that feels grounded in those soul and folk influences, delivered with a clear, earnest voice.
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