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Brandon Heath’s excursion into the musical world arrived when he received a guitar as a Christmas present at the age of 13. It was around this time Heath began writing songs and contributing to his school’s choir, The SopistiCats. The budding musician subsequently became the leader for a Christian Young Life camp and earned a English degree at Middle Tennessee State University. In an attempt to pay for a new guitar, after Heath’s was stolen in 2000, the singer-songwriter compiled a demo CD, which was later independently released as the 2004 album “Early Stuff”.

In 2006 Heath made his major label debut on Reunion Records with the full-length “Don’t Get Comfortable”. The album spawned the singles “Our God Reigns”, “I’m Not Who I Was”, and “Don’t Get Comfortable”, the former of which was nominated for the Worship Song of the Year at the 2007 Dove Awards. After supporting Aaron Shust on his 30-city “Whispered and Shouted” tour, Heath released his sophomore album “What If We” in August 2008. Led by the Christian Hit Radio No. 1 single “Give me Your Eyes”, the album debuted at No. 73 on the Billboard 200, aided by the subsequent singles “Wait and See” and “Love Never Fails”. In 2009, Heath supported the album with a tour alongside MercyMe, and contributed to the Christian band Leeland’s album “Love Is on the Move”.

“Leaving Eden”, Brandon Heath’s third full-length album was produced by Dan Cuckala, and topped the U.S. Billboard Christian Album chart. On top of producing the No. 1 Christian Songs Chart single “Your Love”, the album earned three Grammy nominations for Best Contemporary Christian Music Album, Best Gospel/Contemporary Music Performance (“Your Love”), Best Contemporary Christian Music Song (“Your Love”). The album “Blue Mountain” was released in 2012 earning more than favourable reviews from critics and success with the lead single “Jesus in Disguise”. Heath’s sixth studio album “No Turning Back” appeared in February 2015 and marked the singer’s most overtly spiritual album, like many of its predecessors the album received strong reviews and charted within the Top 10 on the Billboard Christian Albums chart.