Country music artist Brandon Davis is where he is today with a little bit of Jesus and a whole lot of family

Brandon Davis is a Tennessee native who grew up playing music with his family but it was not until a near-fatal car crash that he began pursuing his dream as a country music artist.

He stopped by the studio to talk with RFD-TV’s own Suzanne Alexander about his latest EP “Jesus and Jesse James,” his upbringing, and his journey to his music career.

He also stuck around to perform his single “Hearts Don’t Rust.”

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