Brannon Dreibrodt
Band Story
Brannon Dreibrodt: A Country Soul with Roots in Texas and Eyes on the Horizon
From the dusty roads of Seguin, Texas, where country music hums from every car stereo and dances fill the local KC Hall on Saturday nights, comes a voice that doesn’t just sing country—it feels it. Brannon Dreibrodt grew up steeped in the genre, surrounded by its rhythms and stories, its heartbreaks and high hopes. But while his music is undeniably rooted in the country tradition, his voice doesn't conform to the genre’s typical mold. It stretches wider, deeper—cut with a tone that’s familiar but distinctly his own.
Raised in a household where music was as present as the Texas sun, Brannon learned early on that melody and memory are tightly intertwined. His grandparents sang in the church choir, setting the foundation for a life wrapped in harmony and heart. From the back seat of the family car to kitchen sing-alongs, music wasn’t just background noise—it was part of the family fabric. No wonder he started singing as soon as he could talk, soaking up every note and nuance along the way.
Though Brannon calls himself a country singer, his sound defies easy classification. It’s not traditional, but it’s authentic. It doesn’t chase trends—it tells stories. His voice carries the twang of his Texas upbringing, but with a textured depth that adds layers to every lyric. There's something timeless in the way he delivers a line, something that makes you lean in and listen a little closer.
He began writing lyrics at 16, long before he knew how to turn those words into full songs. For years, he held onto verses scribbled on napkins and notebooks, waiting for the right time—and the right tools—to bring them to life. That moment came with the release of his debut album, This Time Around, a collection that’s equal parts introspective and evocative, weaving the real and the imagined into songs that feel lived-in and true.
Some of the tracks on the album were penned a decade earlier, proving that Brannon doesn’t write for the moment—he writes for the memory. Whether he's pulling from personal experience or conjuring scenes from imagination, his songwriting captures something undeniably honest. “Sometimes I just sit down, think of a situation, and start writing,” he says. The result? Songs that feel both universal and intimate, like letters sent straight from the soul.
Early reviews reflect the quiet power of his music: “He has a really great voice; it’s on pitch and has its own personality,” and “I enjoy his style more than anything and feel a connection with the earnest quality to his music.” That sense of sincerity—of unvarnished truth—is what sets Brannon apart in a crowded country landscape.
With This Time Around out in the world and more music on the horizon, Brannon Dreibrodt stands at the beginning of what promises to be a long and meaningful journey. His sound may have been born in a small Texas town, but it’s built for something far bigger. With a unique voice, an old soul, and stories still waiting to be told, he’s not just chasing a dream—he’s building one song at a time.
Hold on tight. This ride is just getting started.
From the dusty roads of Seguin, Texas, where country music hums from every car stereo and dances fill the local KC Hall on Saturday nights, comes a voice that doesn’t just sing country—it feels it. Brannon Dreibrodt grew up steeped in the genre, surrounded by its rhythms and stories, its heartbreaks and high hopes. But while his music is undeniably rooted in the country tradition, his voice doesn't conform to the genre’s typical mold. It stretches wider, deeper—cut with a tone that’s familiar but distinctly his own.
Raised in a household where music was as present as the Texas sun, Brannon learned early on that melody and memory are tightly intertwined. His grandparents sang in the church choir, setting the foundation for a life wrapped in harmony and heart. From the back seat of the family car to kitchen sing-alongs, music wasn’t just background noise—it was part of the family fabric. No wonder he started singing as soon as he could talk, soaking up every note and nuance along the way.
Though Brannon calls himself a country singer, his sound defies easy classification. It’s not traditional, but it’s authentic. It doesn’t chase trends—it tells stories. His voice carries the twang of his Texas upbringing, but with a textured depth that adds layers to every lyric. There's something timeless in the way he delivers a line, something that makes you lean in and listen a little closer.
He began writing lyrics at 16, long before he knew how to turn those words into full songs. For years, he held onto verses scribbled on napkins and notebooks, waiting for the right time—and the right tools—to bring them to life. That moment came with the release of his debut album, This Time Around, a collection that’s equal parts introspective and evocative, weaving the real and the imagined into songs that feel lived-in and true.
Some of the tracks on the album were penned a decade earlier, proving that Brannon doesn’t write for the moment—he writes for the memory. Whether he's pulling from personal experience or conjuring scenes from imagination, his songwriting captures something undeniably honest. “Sometimes I just sit down, think of a situation, and start writing,” he says. The result? Songs that feel both universal and intimate, like letters sent straight from the soul.
Early reviews reflect the quiet power of his music: “He has a really great voice; it’s on pitch and has its own personality,” and “I enjoy his style more than anything and feel a connection with the earnest quality to his music.” That sense of sincerity—of unvarnished truth—is what sets Brannon apart in a crowded country landscape.
With This Time Around out in the world and more music on the horizon, Brannon Dreibrodt stands at the beginning of what promises to be a long and meaningful journey. His sound may have been born in a small Texas town, but it’s built for something far bigger. With a unique voice, an old soul, and stories still waiting to be told, he’s not just chasing a dream—he’s building one song at a time.
Hold on tight. This ride is just getting started.
Band Members
Brannon Dreibrodt
Brannon Dreibrodt
Location: AMERICA NORTH: USA: Texas (TX)
Genre: Country