Brandon Howard Roy

Brandon Howard Roy is a singer-songwriter based in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. Originally from Montreal, he was born and raised in Beaconsfield, QC, in the West Island. After studying at Sheridan College near Toronto, he moved to PEI, which inspired him to record his debut album, "Tough Stuff." This album received significant attention, earning him nominations at the 2021 Credit Union Music PEI Awards. Brandon Howard Roy identifies as a Queer artist and is known for his vibrant personality and collaborations with talented musicians from the East Coast.

His music often reflects his personal experiences and emotions, as seen in his recent releases such as "Kangaroo," "Home," and "Give Me Love." Brandon's work is characterized by its heartfelt storytelling and engaging melodies, making him a notable figure in the Canadian music scene.