Brandon O'Bryant Beal (born December 16, 1983) is an American singer, songwriter, and record producer based in Denmark. He is best known for his 2014 single Twerk It Like Miley (featuring Christopher), which topped the Danish Singles Chart and went viral internationally through the app Dubsmash. Beal also reached number 1 in Denmark with "Golden" (featuring Lukas Graham) in 2016, and was featured on Christopher's chart-topping single CPH Girls.
Beal released his first album, Comfortable, in 2006, a collaboration with Danish-American producer Multiman.[2] He gained wider recognition in Denmark after teaming up with Rasmus Hedegaard as the duo Beal & Ras, who toured with Kato and Ida Corr in 2011. Their debut single, "Money," spent 14 weeks on the Danish Dance Chart and peaked at number 13.[3]
He appeared on Kato’s "My House 2.0," which reached number 40 in Denmark,[4] and was also featured on Kato’s single "Never Let U Go" alongside Snoop Dogg, which entered Hitlisten at number 2.[5]
Two years later, Beal achieved international attention with Twerk It Like Miley, produced by Hedegaard and featuring Christopher. The single went to number 1 in Denmark and later won the Danish Music Award for "Club Hit of the Year".[7] He also appeared on Christopher’s hit "CPH Girls," which reached number 1 on Hitlisten.[8]
Beal scored another number 1 in 2016 with "Golden", a collaboration with Lukas Graham.[9] That same year he co-wrote Christopher’s "I Won’t Let You Down," which also reached number 1,[10] and contributed to Lukas Graham’s "Strip No More," another Danish number 1 single.[11]
His writing credits also include Christopher’s "Free Fall," which peaked at number 13,[12] Lukas Graham’s "Lullaby," which reached number 3 in 2018,[13] and Jimilian's "Kick" (featuring 6ix9ine), which peaked at number 2.[14]
In 2021, Beal co-wrote "No Evil" by Branco featuring Lukas Graham, which debuted at number 1 in Denmark.[15] More recently, he co-wrote "Beijing Baby", released in 2023 by Hedegaard & CANCUN?, which went to number 1 on the QQ Music Chart in China.[16]
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