Maejor

Brandon Michael Green, known professionally as Maejor, is a multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated American record producer, songwriter, and singer whose career encompasses pop, R&B, EDM, and wellness-focused music. Maejor has earned Grammy nominations for his work on Trey Songz's album "Passion, Pain & Pleasure" and Monica's album "Still Standing," and he co-wrote and produced three songs on Justin Bieber's Grammy Award-nominated album "Purpose." His work has accumulated over 1 billion streams as an artist and over 2 billion as a producer, and he holds a Guinness World Record for his achievements in music production.

Maejor's production credits include Bun B's "Trill," Trey Songz's "Passion, Pain & Pleasure," and Monica's "Still Standing." He produced two songs on Justin Bieber's album "Believe," co-produced Bieber's single "Heartbreaker," and released his own single "Lolly" featuring Juicy J, which reached number 19 on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart. His contributions extend to film soundtracks such as "Bratz: The Movie," "The Princess and the Frog," and "Think Like a Man," as well as video game music for NBA 2K and FIFA. Maejor has also produced music for national campaigns, including those for Pepsi and the Boston Celtics.

Maejor co-founded the EDM duo AREA21 with Dutch DJ Martin Garrix, providing vocals, songwriting, and co-production on singles including "Spaceships," "We Did It," "Glad You Came," and "La La La." Their debut album, "Greatest Hits Vol. 1," was released alongside an animated visual series. Maejor contributed to "Inner World," the debut music album by the 14th Dalai Lama, which debuted at number one on the Billboard New Age chart and combined spiritual teachings with ambient instrumentation. He has also contributed to Justin Bieber's albums "Swag" and "Swag II," producing the track "Forgiveness" performed by Marvin Winans with additional vocals by Bieber, and co-producing "Poppin' My Shii" featuring rapper Hurricane Chris.

After a leukemia diagnosis, Maejor became an advocate for the role of music and sound therapy in promoting healing, mental health, and emotional well-being. He is recognized for releasing music at a frequency of 432Hz, a frequency associated with therapeutic and healing properties. Maejor was named an honoree at the International Music + Health Symposium's Music Has Power Awards for his contributions at the intersection of music and healing.

Through The Frequency School, which he co-founded, Maejor co-achieved a Guinness World Record for the most nationalities to contribute vocals to a single song, involving 159 nationalities and 195 women representing each United Nations-recognized country, promoting gender equality through sound healing frequencies. His debut podcast, which won Adweek Podcast of the Year, explores the intersections of science, spirituality, music, and wellness. Maejor's message has reached global platforms including the United Nations and the World Economic Forum, establishing him as a thought leader in music, science, and human well-being.