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Brandon Paris was born on 11 November, 1971, is a Canadian singer and songwriter. Discover Brandon Paris's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 52 years old?

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Occupation Singer, bartender, web designer,
Age 52 years old
Zodiac Sign Scorpio
Born 11 November 1971
Birthday 11 November
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Timeline

Brandon Paris is a Canadian singer and song-writer, and former front man for the Brandon Paris Band.

Paris was born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and grew up in a middle-class household.

His family has a diverse background: his mother hailed from Singapore (her mother was Portuguese and father was French), while his father had roots in Trinidad and Tobago (his mother was Scottish and French and father was Chinese and Black).

When his father's business faced adversity, his parents relocated to British Columbia, leaving Paris and his brother under the care of their grandmother.

During his time in high school, Paris struggled with depression, which he attributed to early-childhood abuse.

After graduating from high school, he opted to study Criminology with the goal of becoming a police officer.

However, he veered off this path to create his own business called Express Clothing.

He kickstarted this venture by selling T-shirts out of the trunk of his car, and it quickly gained popularity.

The clothing line even managed to secure a spot in the collections of some prominent Canadian apparel companies, including Below The Belt and Bootleggers, with stores spanning across Canada.

Despite this success, Paris faced difficulties in keeping up with the rising demands for production, leading to the eventual closure of his business.

1994

In 1994, Paris joined his father's multimedia enterprise situated in Surrey, British Columbia.

Over the ensuing seven years, he engaged in video editing and 3D animation roles on platforms such as Lightwave 3D, Maya and multimedia editing software such as Media 100, Avid, Adobe Premiere.

His creative output encompassed the creation of 100s of projects including corporate marketing and training videos, television commercials, and music videos.

1999

In 1999 Paris moved to Long Beach, California, with $7,000 cash and hopes of putting together a band.

He took vocal lessons and educated himself on the music industry but was not successful.

He ran out of money and illegally obtained a green card, but was caught and deported back to Canada.

While working at a Vancouver nightclub, he learned how to play the guitar, wrote songs, and took vocal lessons with Patricia Dahlquist.

He started writing and performing his own songs and spent two years producing a self-financed album.

2002

This album did not meet with success but, in 2002, Paris was approached by bass player Dave Devindisch, who asked if he would be interested in recording a demo.

Paris and Devindisch formed a two-man band and spent a year playing at local venues.

2003

In 2003, they met the Jamaican singer-songwriter DaGriff, who joined the band; he was followed by guitarist Greg Ellis and former Doug and the Slugs members, drummer Chris Murray Driver and keyboardist Marc Gladstone.

2005

In 2005, Paris approached Vancouver record producers Troy Samson of Hipjoint Productions (Moka Only, Kreesha Turner, Snoop Dogg), and Jeff Dawson (State of Shock, Kelly Rowland, Daniel Powter), to rework six of the original recordings.

2006

In January 2006, the newly-named Brandon Paris Band signed a deal with Koch Entertainment just days after sending out the album, titled On My Own, to record labels across Canada.

The album's first single, Rewind and Start Again, was released on March 13, 2006 and was a huge success on commercial radio, climbing to the top 20 on the Canadian CHR charts (tracked by Radio & Records (Billboard Information Group)).

The album's second single, Somebody to Hold, peaked at No. 53 on CHR (tracked by Radio & Records(Billboard Information Group)).

A month later, in an attempt to get better results, Koch Entertainment released a third single, Give Me a Reason, but it was not enough to push the album further.

2007

However, in 2007, the band was nominated for Best New Group or Solo Artist (CHR) by the Canadian Radio Music Awards.

In 2007, Ellis and Devindisch were replaced by Bryan Jasper on guitar and Brian Sanheim on bass, and Paris starting writing songs for the band's second album, "Pocket Full of Holes".

On this album, lyrics on every song are written by Brandon with two songs ("Masquerade" and "Twisted") co-written with Dagriff, one song ("Don't Fade") co-written with Marc Gladstone, and one song ("Voice Inside My Head") co-written with the entire band.

All music was written by Bryan Jasper, with additions and changes by the rest of the band, except for "Don't Fade", "Voice Inside My Head" and "Never Get Enough".

Additional credits include Jeff Dawson, Sheldon Zaharko (Salteens, Billy Talent, Smugglers, New Pornographers, Barney Bentall, Ridley Bent), and Joao Carvalho (Hedley, Alexisonfire, Protest the Hero, David Usher, Matthew Good, Holly McNarland).

2008

"Pocket Full of Holes" was independently released in Canada on December 1, 2008.

The album's first single, Say Goodbye, mixed by Mike Fraser (AC/DC; Hedley) and mastered by Adam Ayan (Rolling Stones; Linkin Park), received airplay across Canada, including reporting stations, digital stations and satellite.

Its accompanying video was directed, shot and edited by Paris on a $4.00 budget.

2010

In late 2010, Paris exited the band and the remainder of the band reformed into a new band called Abandon Paris

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