Bios

Singer/Songwriter/Recording Artist Brandon Lee King was born in the sleepy coastal community of Crescent City, California. Being a Pastor's son, Brandon was raised in church, playing drums at the age of seven, filling in for worship, and occasionally falling asleep during the sermon (LOL). Being one of six siblings, packed in an old Chevrolet, traveling from church to church, Brandon has many stories to tell.

After getting married at a young age, having children, and starting a successful business, Brandon never lost sight of his true passion – singing. In 2008 he tried out for the TV show “Nashville Star”, and again in 2019 for “The Voice”. Even though he was denied, he did not allow this to destroy his dream. As fate would have it, in 2021 Brandon was diagnosed with Cancer and was scheduled to undergo surgery the very next day. Sitting in the parking lot after having received his diagnosis, he told himself that if he beat this he was going to chase his dream no matter what and no one nor anything would stop him. Thankfully for God's answered prayers, Brandon's surgery was a success.

Brandon has written many original Country Songs, drawing upon his deep life experiences, Brandon's soulful lyrics transport the listener through both nostalgic places, and rich meaningful present day scenarios as well.

Jeff is a drummer, songwriter, and manager with several of his songs landing radio attention in Nevada and California. He first hit the road playing drums with a Country band in Nevada at the age of 13. His passion for music and sports have always been a driving force in his life.

He has played in the Drum Corp with the Fallon Nevada marching band before heading to Hollywood in the 80s to follow his dream. He performed with Tycoon, NVS, and recording artist Jeff Laudeman.

In 2022, Jeff and Brandon King started the Brandon Lee King Band. He and Brandon have been working hard at making a great mix of original songs. Jeff and Brandon have expanded the band to include several great musicians and songwriters.

Jeff is married and currently lives in Cameron Park, California.

A native Californian, Steven has been on stage most of his life.

Signed by Motown in the early 90s he has toured extensively and shared the stage and studio with some of musics biggest names.

A published songwriter, Steven’s songs stream worldwide and have appeared on several independant country compilation CD's.

As a producer/player he has produced dozens of albums, songs and EP’s for various artists and co-written two #1 hits on the independent country music network charts.

His focus is always on the art of the song.

Randy was born in the Bay Area and grew up in a home where music was ever-present—from the radio to his parents’ vinyl collection, it shaped much of his adolescence. One of his earliest musical memories is playing “Chopsticks” on his grandmother’s piano, inspired by the way she effortlessly brought songs to life.

While Elton John was an early influence, it was the band KISS that ignited Randy’s passion for bass. At 13, after saving up from mowing lawns and doing chores, he rented his first bass and amp—and was immediately hooked by the deep, thunderous tones.

As the years went on, Randy honed his skills on piano and bass, and also explored guitar and drums. He played in bands throughout his teens and early 20s across the Bay Area. Now living in the Sierra foothills with his family, Randy continues to pursue his love for music—writing, playing with a worship team, and diving into his latest project with BLK.

Don began playing piano at age nine. He took formal lessons for five years, but quit because he didn't like playing the required classical music. He played in the jazz band in high school, and began playing in church at age 15. He also has played organ, guitar, alto sax, and electric bass (his second favorite instrument), but the piano has always been his roots. Other musical interests include arranging and orchestration. Through the years, he has played for weddings, theatre, restaurants, parties, vocal groups, gospel quartets, along with the countless years in church orchestra and band.

Before the Brandon Lee King band, he was part of the Denny Russell Band (a country-rock band) for eight years, and was in a Carpenters tribute group for about six years. For the last years, he has been one of the keyboard players at Twin Cities Church in Grass Valley, California.

Originally from Southern California, Don and his wife moved to Grass Valley, California in 2003, for the small-town rural environment. He has been a self-employed software developer his entire career, and currently provides technical services for web-related software projects.