For the last decade, Brandon Pasion has been singing stories up and down the California coast, headlining conferences, concerts, vineyards, and beer gardens, and recently opening for Kellie Pickler and Clay Walker. "On occasion a band will grab your attention with a great energy, or melody, or blend or beat," says owner of The Cellar Door, Dan Littleton, "Brandon Pasion has just that ability." His energetic musicality, seamless blends and harmonies, and engaging stage presence inspire audiences to their feet and leave them wanting more. "The resonating sound of his vibrant voice and often tender instrumentation quickly reverberated throughout the community," writes Zachary Newcott of the Visalia Times-Delta. The songs that make up Pasion’s story have their roots in his deeply spiritual, fundamentally musical upbringing - in the constantly changing scenery of his childhood, in long summers in the heartland with Garth Brooks albums on repeat, in small town church pianos and the dizzying pace of California’s Silicon Valley. His extensive jazz education, deep love of country, and life-long participation in worship leadership form the foundation of his uniquely honest, soulful writing and down-home harmonies. “My music is my story,” Pasion says, “It’s honest mistakes, real longing, real love, real life. It’s my hope that the songs will resonate with you. Music should make you question your journey. If nothing else, it should remind you that whatever you’re going through is not a road you walk alone.”