Tommy Brandt II: Spiritual Prodigy

A typical teenager is still trying to find out who they are, what they want to make of their life, or simply how to get away from Mom and Dad.

- Carie Moore

Many have not found their true calling and are not yet passionate about making a real difference in the world. Average teenagers are typically into sports or video games, and when you ask their favorite book, you might get the name of a current bestseller. If you have the pleasure of meeting Tommy Brandt II, you’ll see a guitar, a Bible, and anything but a ‘typical’ teenager.

Brandt, as he likes to be called, does have some everyday teenage qualities: he likes sushi; the beach; spending time with friends; watching Matthew McConaughey movies; and wants to go skydiving. He also just got his first car, a gift from his family, his dream car a ’69 Camaro. However, when people describe Brandt, you can be certain that “average” and “typical” will not be part of their description. Some in the industry call him a prodigy, and all agreed he is both talented and matured beyond his age. Frank McNany said in a testimonial, “His wisdom and talent surpass his age, and that is only overshadowed by his spiritual maturity and Biblical knowledge.” Frank Olivio stated, “To have the musical sense of a seasoned professional this early is indeed rare. A prodigy? Yes, I think that could be said about Brandt.”