Lammle’s Western Wear’s New Music Monday – June 15 – Brayden King – We Got Beer

Today’s Lammle’s Western Wear’s New Music Monay spotlight is on Weyburn Saskatchewan born, Brayden King. Brayden started playing music in High School and had intended on continuing playing public shows after he graduated. Unfortunately, the COVID pandemic had other ideas. He started posting his songs on social media. Then, the producers of American Idol found his videos and Brayden’s career trajectory changed drastically.

He made it through the first few weeks of Hollywood but got cut from the show just before the top 24 contestants moved on to the final rounds. After his experience on the show, Brayden began writing and recording even more. Just a few weeks ago Brayden King released his latest single “We Got Beer” and he stopped by our studio to talk about it and perform it for us. And it is this week’s Lammle’s Western Wear’s New Music Monday spotlight song…

 

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