Written by Vianka Petines• May 18, 2025• 7:00 pm• Press Release • Views: 3

Brandon Victor Dixon Released Empowering New Video “MAYBE”

R&B-Inspired Pop Track Showcased Dixon’s Songwriting Talent
Solo Album Was Scheduled for Release Later That Year

(New York, NY) – Acclaimed Broadway and television star Brandon Victor Dixon released his new music video, “Maybe,” an R&B-infused pop power ballad written by Dixon himself. The emotionally charged track carried a strong message of hope, resilience, and societal reflection.

Dixon shared that the inspiration for “Maybe” came while reading James Baldwin’s The Fire Next Time. He noted, “I wrote this song while reading James Baldwin’s The Fire Next Time with the intent to remind each other that we are cycling through the same conflicts repeatedly as a society. But maybe, just maybe, if we can recognize that fact, we can make things all right again.”

[Click here] to view the cover art for “Maybe.” [Click here] to purchase or stream the song.

At the time of the release, Dixon was hard at work on his debut solo album, with more singles planned in advance of the full album drop. The as-yet-untitled project was expected later that year.

Brandon Victor Dixon is a Grammy Award winner, and a three-time Tony and Emmy Award-nominated actor, singer, and producer. He recently starred in the Grammy Award-winning and Tony-nominated Broadway production Hell’s Kitchen, where he portrayed Davis.

His acclaimed career includes standout performances as Judas in NBC’s Jesus Christ Superstar Live (Emmy and Grammy nominations), Aaron Burr in Broadway’s Hamilton, Eubie Blake in Shuffle Along (Tony nomination), Harpo in The Color Purple (Tony nomination), Berry Gordy, Jr. in Motown: The Musical, and Billy Flynn in Chicago. He also received multiple nominations for his role as Haywood Patterson in The Scottsboro Boys.

Television and film credits include The Best Man (NBC/Peacock), Power (Starz), She’s Gotta Have It (Netflix), Modern Love (Amazon), The Good Wife (ABC), This Is Us (NBC), Firebuds (Disney), and the leading role in the political thriller 88 (Starz, Hulu, Apple).

On stage, Dixon has performed solo concerts and shared the spotlight with luminaries such as Jennifer Hudson, Nathan Lane, Brian Stokes Mitchell, Wynton Marsalis, Chita Rivera, Liza Minnelli, Kelli O’Hara, and David Hyde Pierce.

As a producer, his credits include the Tony Award-winning Hedwig and the Angry Inch starring Neil Patrick Harris and the feature film 88.

Dixon studied at the British American Drama Academy in Oxford, graduated from Columbia University, and received Columbia’s prestigious I.A.L. Diamond Award for achievement in the arts.