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Meet B. Smyth, the Fort Lauderdale-born R&B vocalist whose career began with a bold breakout in 2012. Known offstage as Brandon Alexander Smith, his music blended soulful melodies with contemporary hip-hop collaborations. Though his life was cut short in 2022, his musical imprint lives on through posthumous releases and ongoing tributes. This page highlights his journey, landmark releases, and the enduring impact of his work.

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From early joints like Leggo featuring 2 Chainz to the Florida Files era with Win Win (feat. Future), B. Smyth left a distinct mark in the R&B scene. Posthumous projects, including Brandon (2024) and Sorry I Took So Long (2025) on Bloom The Label, continue to introduce new listeners to his artistry. While 2025 touring is not on the schedule due to his passing, fans can still explore his catalog, pay respects through official tributes, and follow his legacy across social platforms and streaming services.

The essentials

Quick Facts About B. Smyth

  • Real name Brandon Alexander Smith; born in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Birth year cited as 1992, though some sources list 1994. (Biography overview) ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B._Smyth))
  • Debut single: Leggo (featuring 2 Chainz), released December 11, 2012; peaked at US Hot R&B Songs No. 41 and Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles No. 12. (Chart data) ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B._Smyth))
  • EP: The Florida Files released October 2013 (Motown), featuring the single Win Win (feat. Future). (Discography) ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B._Smyth))
  • Label history: Motown, then ByStorm/RCA; notable single Creep (feat. Young Thug) released December 2015. (Career) ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/B._Smyth))
  • Death: November 17, 2022, from pulmonary fibrosis; aged 30 (various outlets). (Death) ([ew.com](https://ew.com/music/b-smyth-dead-pulmonary-fibrosis/?utm_source=openai))
  • Posthumous albums: Brandon (2024) on Bloom The Label; Sorry I Took So Long (2025) on Bloom The Label. (Discography) ([music.apple.com](https://music.apple.com/de/album/brandon/1731377680?utm_source=openai))

The records

B. Smyth Discography

  • Sorry I Took So Long
    2025 · Bloom The Label
  • Brandon
    2024 · Bloom The Label
  • Thr3 (EP)
    2017 · Motown
  • The Florida Files (EP)
    2013 · Motown

The hits

Top B. Smyth Songs

  • Twerkaholic Pt. 2
    2022 · —
  • Might Cuff U
    2017 · —
  • Love Killa
    2016 · —
  • Gold Wrappers
    2016 · —
  • Creep
    2015 · —
  • Win Win
    2013 · —
  • Leggo
    2012 · US Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles: 12; US Hot R&B Songs: 41

From early joints like Leggo featuring 2 Chainz to the Florida Files era with Win Win (feat. Future), B. Smyth left a distinct mark in the R&B scene. Posthumous projects, including Brandon (2024) and Sorry I Took So Long (2025) on Bloom The Label, continue to introduce new listeners to his artistry. While 2025 touring is not on the schedule due to his passing, fans can still explore his catalog, pay respects through official tributes, and follow his legacy across social platforms and streaming services.

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