- Feb 26
- 2 min read
Updated: Apr 20
MyBrothaVan developed a unique balance of discipline and free-spirited energy. That duality lives in his music—part motivational, part feel-good vibes. Whether pushing boundaries or keeping it laid-back, he’s all about making music that resonates.
His journey into music wasn’t just a hobby—it was a refuge. When home and his surroundings didn’t feel right, music did. After his athletic career ended, he took a leap, bought a cheap home studio, and started experimenting. Turns out, he had a gift. Encouraged by coworkers and fueled by self-discovery, MyBrothaVan crafted a sound that blends Hip-Hop, R&B, Pop, and even Rock elements, refusing to be boxed in.
Growing up in a beachside military town in Northwest Florida, MyBrothaVan developed a unique balance of discipline and free-spirited energy. That duality lives in his music—part motivational, part feel-good vibes. Whether pushing boundaries or keeping it laid-back, he’s all about making music that resonates.
His journey into music wasn’t just a hobby—it was a refuge. When home and his surroundings didn’t feel right, music did. After his athletic career ended, he took a leap, bought a cheap home studio, and started experimenting. Turns out, he had a gift. Encouraged by coworkers and fueled by self-discovery, MyBrothaVan crafted a sound that blends Hip-Hop, R&B, Pop, and even Rock elements, refusing to be boxed in.
He’s already making waves, from having his track Ass Pro Shop spin on 93 BLX for over a month to opening for Riff Raff at one of the biggest venues in his city. His song Brush Your Teeth even landed on a major Spotify playlist in Spain, proving his music has no borders.
For MyBrothaVan, it’s all about authenticity. Inspired by the visionary minds of Kanye West and Kid Cudi, he creates music that empowers and motivates. His message? Be real. Make what you love. Stay true to yourself.
His fanbase, The Clan, stays connected through social media, and his beats and music live on Spotify and MyBrothaVan.com (with merch on the way).
"I just want you to feel what I'm feelin'."
Tap in—this is only the beginning.
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