Brandon Jenkins was a revered figure in the red dirt and country music scene, whose career was marked by a profound ability to blend storytelling with a unique sound that resonated deeply with fans. Born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Jenkins grew into his role as a musician and songwriter, drawing from the rich musical traditions of his home state to craft songs that spoke to the complexities of life, love, and the pursuit of authenticity. His gravelly voice and commanding presence on stage endeared him to a legion of fans who found solace and joy in his performances.

Over the course of his career, Jenkins released a series of albums that showcased his evolution as an artist and songwriter. Among his most recent works were titles such as "Sagohnu," "Oucit," "Tail Lights in a Boomtown," and "Be the Revival," each album offering listeners a glimpse into Jenkins's world, marked by poignant lyrics and memorable melodies. Works like "The Flag" and "Glass House Sessions" further cemented his reputation as a musician unafraid to explore deep and personal themes, while albums like "Brandon Jenkins @ Radio Recorders" and "Blue Bandana" displayed his range and versatility. "I Stand Alone" and "Brothers Of The Dirt" are testaments to his enduring legacy as a solo artist and collaborator who left an indelible mark on the red dirt and country music genres. Brandon Jenkins's passing in 2018 was a significant loss to the music world, but his music continues to inspire new generations of artists and fans alike.