Brandon Victor Dixon Shares New Original Pop Power Song 'Maybe'

Tony-nominated actor, singer, and producer Brandon Victor Dixon has dropped Maybe, the first single from his upcoming debut album. The R&B-inspired pop power song is penned by Dixon himself and features a message of hope and resilience. Dixon is currently in the studio working on his forthcoming full-length album, which is due out later this year.  More singles will follow leading up to the release of the as-of-yet-untitled solo effort.

Of Maybe, Dixon commented, "I wrote this song while reading James Baldwin's 'The Fire Next Time' with the intent to remind each other that we are cycling through the same conflicts repeatedly as a society. But maybe, just maybe, if we can recognize that fact, we can make things all right again." Watch the music video for the song now!

Brandon Victor Dixon is a Grammy Award winner and Emmy and Tony(3x) Award-nominated actor, singer, and producer. Recently coming off of his Grammy Award-winning and Tony nominated featured role of Davis in Broadway’s multi award-winning show, Hell’s Kitchen, Brandon’s numerous credits include his Emmy and Grammy nominated role of Judas in NBC’s Jesus Christ Superstar; starring in Fox’s Rent: Live; a star turn as Aaron Burr in the multi award-winning Broadway show Hamilton; his Tony nominated role as Eubie Blake in Broadway’s Shuffle Along; his Tony nominated role of Harpo in Broadway’s The Color Purple; his portrayal of Berry Gordy, Jr. in the Grammy and Tony nominated Broadway show Motown The Musical; his star turn as Billy Flynn in Broadway’s Chicago; his Olivier, Drama Desk, Lucille Lortel, Outer Critics Circle, Drama League and AUDELCO nominated portrayal of Haywood Patterson in The Scottsboro Boys; The Best Man (NBC/Peacock); Terry Silver on the hit drama Power (Starz); She’s Gotta Have It (Netflix); Modern Love (Amazon); The Good Wife (ABC); This Is Us (NBC) ; Firebuds (Disney), and the leading role in the feature film 88 (Starz, Hulu, Apple). 

Brandon’s live concert appearances have included his own solo concert as well as performing alongside such stellar talents as Jennifer Hudson, Nathan Lane, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Wynton Marsalis, Chita Rivera, Liza Minnelli, Kelli O’Hara and David Hyde Pierce, among others.  He has produced multiple works, including the Tony Award-winning Hedwig and the Angry Inch starring Neil Patrick Harris and the political thriller 88, now available on all streaming platforms.  

It was recently announced that Dixon will participate in a private industry reading of Focus, a new play by Alex Webb (Amelia, blackandblue), directed by Emmy and Tony Award winner Jason Alexander.

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