Donny Ganim

Donny Ganim, known professionally as Brxndead (and formerly Lil Brain), is an American rapper, record producer and songwriter. He is best known for his song "What You Gonna Say" which peaked at number 93 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100, and other songs such as "Skrt" and "Like Ouu". He released his debut project, "A for Effort" on April 1, 2018. Recently, Brxndead has teamed up with Juice Wrld, and the duo have dropped several hit songs such as “Something About You” and ”Ugh, Friends.” They plan to release a mixtape together soon.

Early Life: Brxndead was born on April 23, 1998 in Hamilton, Massachusetts. He grew up in an upper middle class neighborhood and received his high school education at St. John's Preparatory School in Danvers, MA. After graduating high school with a 3.9 GPA, Brain was accepted into The College of the Holy Cross where he currently is going into his Junior year. Brxndead is majoring in economics, but pursues music in his free time. He is on track to graduate Holy Cross in 2020.

Brxndead began his music career when he was 16 years old. His long-time friend Cameron Collins (now Xanny Cammy) first introduced Brain into the world of rapping through his car-ride casual freestyles. Brxndead began learning how to make beats in FL studio, and shortly thereafter, began rapping himself and uploading his content to SoundCloud.

Brxndead released his first song, "David Blaine" on Soundcloud in early 2018, It quickly racked up over 1 million plays as the catchy, upbeat record spread across the Northeast. After realizing that people enjoyed his music, he began making more. In a matter of months, he accumulated over 3 Million plays on Soundcloud, and over 1 Million streams on Spotify.

With new collaborations with popular artists on the way, Brxndead’s music is sure to gain traction in the coming months. Brxndead is an unsigned artist who has so far remained out of nation-wide attention. Look for new Brxndead music to be released soon.

Brxndead Career[edit]

Brxndead Career (Lil Brain)[edit]

== 'Brxndead Career==Donny Ganim, known professionally as Brxndead (and formerly Lil Brain), is an American rapper, record producer and songwriter. He is best known for his song "What You Gonna Say"which peaked at number 93 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100, and other songs such as "Skrt" and "Like Ouu". He released his debut project, "A for Effort" on April 1, 2018. Recently, Brxndead has teamed up with Juice Wrld and the duo have dropped severalhit songs such as “Something About You”and ”Ugh, Friends.” They plan to release a mixtape together soon.

Early Life: Brxndead was born on April 23, 1998 in Hamilton, Massachusetts. He grew up in an upper middle class neighborhood and received his high school education at St. John's Preparatory School in Danvers, MA. After graduating high school with a 3.9 GPA, Brain was accepted into The College of the Holy Cross where he currently is going into his Junior year. Brxndead is majoring in economics, but pursues music in his free time. He is on track to graduate Holy Cross in 2020.

Brxndead began his music career when he was 16 years old. His long-time friend Cameron Collins (now Xanny Cammy) first introduced Brain into the world of rapping through his car-ride casual freestyles. Brxndead began learning how to make beats in a FL studio, and shortly thereafter, began rapping himself and uploading his content to SoundCloud. https://m.soundcloud.com/brxndead

Brxndead released his first song, "David Blaine" on Soundcloud in early 2018, It quickly racked up over 1 million plays as the catchy, upbeat record spread across the Northeast. After realizing that people enjoyed his music, he began making more. In a matter of months, he accumulated over 3 Million plays on Soundcloud, and over 1 Million streams on Spotify.

With new collaborations with popular artists on the way, Brxndead’s music is sure to gain traction in the upcoming months.

Look for new Brxndead music to be released soon.

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