Sad news has hit the music world following the reported death of Brandon Reynolds, an executive with Maverick City Music and Tribl Records.
Brandon Reynolds was not only a music executive but a musician, preacher and all around good-guy, according to those who knew him.
In a somber post on Facebook, Maverick City Music announced the passing of Reynolds, who they described as an indispensable asset to their organization.
He was eulogized for his incredible work behind the scenes which contributed to the success of the group.
Maverick City Music said Reynolds was a secret hero who embodied every facet of their ethos as a company.
He was praised for working tirelessly for the company’s success and elevating everyone he worked with through his hard work and disciplined nature.
“His legacy and memory will forever resonate within the core of our heart. As we mourn our profound loss, we extend our deepest condolences to the Reynolds family. Please keep both the family and our team in your prayers during this difficult time,” Maverick City Music said in their tribute.
“Brandon, your love, service, and leadership were immeasurable. We are grateful for the time we had with you. Your impact is everlasting. – Your Mav and TRIBL Family ❤️” the post added.
Brandon’s brother, Blake Reynolds, also had a touching eulogy to share about him.
Sounding devastated over his brother’s death, Blake revealed that Brandon was a an ‘angel’ who lived a life of ‘authenticity and integrity’.
Blake revealed the huge part Brandon played in the success of Maverick City music, revealing he took charge of behind-the-scenes and logistic stuff that were not glamorous but indispensable to the successful operation of the company.
Brandon, Blake said, deserved more praise than most people alive but preferred to be private and do his work behind the shadows. He said all he wanted to do was to serve God and do things with excellence.
Blake added that every success he would enjoy in his life, he owes to his brother Brandon.
“Brandon, was my brother, best friend, mentor, and closest confident. We were truly inseparable. Words cannot express how badly my heart hurts as no one knew how close we truly were. He loved his family with a fierce passion, didn’t matter how wrong you were, he was quick to defend you, would jump in-front of a bus, and give up his time to listen to you, pray with you, and encourage you,” he wrote.
Whenever anyone of note passes on, their legacy is revealed in the sort of praise they receive from those who knew them best.
It’s easy to spot polite praise for someone who hardly did anything of note but the sort of effusive eulogies of Reynolds out there show how much of a true mensch he was in life.
Brandon leaves behind a legacy of hard work, dedication, being a team player, and being an innovative member of a trailblazing company that brought the gospel genre to new heights.
He would be sorely missed.
Brandon Reynolds Maverick City
Brandon Reynolds, it’s been reported, was instrumental in the marriage of Maverick City and Tribl Records.
Maverick City Music is a Christian worship band from Atlanta made up of “folk that would otherwise live in their own separate worlds,”
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“We break the unspoken rules that exist in the CCM and Gospel World! But more importantly, Maverick aims to be a megaphone for a community of creatives that believe in Jesus and the Gospel, but have been pushed to the margins of the industry of Church Music,” according to their official bio on their website maverickcitymusic.com
The group prides itself on being mavericks, which they describe as “Unorthodox, free spirit, rule breaker, one that breaks away from the herd,”
Maverick City Music won an incredible four Grammys at the 65 Grammy Awards a year ago.
They won in categories including Best Gospel Performance/Song, Best Contemporary Christian Music Performance/Song, Best Gospel Album and Best Contemporary Christian Music Album.
According to their backstory, the group formed after realizing that there was a distinct lack of diverse voices in the gospel sphere.
They realized there was no music catering to diverse people such as themselves and in response – decided to create their own group to fill that void.
Brandon was undoubtedly a big part of that and his death has brought sorrow to the entire Maverick City team.
Tribl Records
According to its website, TRIBL Records is the “leading premiere recording home for Christian and Gospel music,”
It was founded in 2020 by Tony Brown, Jonathan Jay, Norman Gyamfi & Stephanie Valcarcel.
Acts on their label include GRAMMY winning Maverick City Music, GRAMMY nominated JJ Hairston, Naomi Raine, Brandon Lake, Maverick City Musica, ReFRESH Worship, Travis Greene, Forward City Music, Tim Bowman, SONS THE BAND and Family Music.
Tribl Records prides itself on delivering content that stimulates the senses of listeners while being thought-provoking and inspirational.
It has garnered over a million followers across YouTube and on its other social media channels, building a loyal fanbase who are on the lookout for the best gospel content out there – content Tribl Records can deliver thanks to its partnership with Maverick City Music.
