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"What's y'all. I'm BranMan FloMore, the producer from Orlando, Florida. I was born in Baltimore, Maryland as a 80's baby in 1986. When I was young, I did a lot of drawing. I was told I was doing more with a pencil before I was speaking. I admit back in B-More, I wasn't as interested into music as I was when I got here in Florida. I didn't have my own cds and tapes as a youngster, all I had was radio. But as soon as I got down here in the 407, I started taking interest in creative writing as far as writing stories and poems. Around my years in middle and high school I did more writing but still tried to balance with both of them. But back in CHS (Colonial High School), I use to do mad Graffiti and make money off it, that's when I was introduced to hustling by getting my own money. My graffiti spread around so much that I remember getting a call from a club saying that they wanted to hook me up with a job as their club designer for banners, flyers, you name it. It was called Studio 2001. I never figured out who put in the word for me, but whoever is reading, I would like to thank you for that. At that time, I was about 15 and I was an club promoter and that Art design dude. My love was still in art and music was kicking in a little more every time I head to the club at night. Sadly, the club shut down due to the police showing up all the time and I was back to just being a student again just drawing pictures. I was bummed out though because that was the first time I felt like I was really a part of something. After juggling all that as a freshman, I pretty much stop messing around with all the outside activities and was focused in my school work, and by doing that I managed to get over a 3.0 GPA and colleges love that. But when I was a senior before graduating, I finally decided that I wanted to be a music producer. Now that I think about it, I always had a beat in my head when I was beatboxing for the emcees on campus and banging on the tables at the cafeteria. I'm guessing being around Music during my teen years got to me, I didn't even make a beat yet when I decided to take that route. But I never gave up art, love the two dearly. Right now, my major is in fine arts and I practice music with my own time and learn by my own way. Currently, I'm still on the beats serving the rappers and singers out there and trying to score on the video games and movies. So yeah, you're messing with a scholar to make a long story short."
