Mitch Branson

about

San Francisco California, United States (2008 – 2017) Discovered by COLT Studios talent scout Manfred Speer, Mitch Branson has been featured in the top amateur adult oriented online website RANDY BLUE in such titles as “THE COACH” (2006), then later became a COLT Man Exclusive which helped to put Branson on the map as one of the most recognizable adult entertainers of the new millennium. Since beginning his career in the adult industry, Mitch Branson has been featured in several popular titles, including: • The Coach (2006, RandyBlue) • Tough (2007, COLT) • Hawai’i (2007, COLT) • Massive (2007, COLT) • Inside Out (2008, COLT) • Muscle Heads (2009, COLT) • Hot Bods (2009, COLT) • Ripped : No Pain, All gain (2010, COLT) In 2010 Mitch Branson created his own brand as a music impresario in publishing and producing. This has lead to his incorporating his name and brand into a multi-media and merchandising venture. While Branson’s current projects have been inspired by the persona he helped to foster in the adult industry, he began forming his distinct musical identity years ago. Groove Compass was released in 2008 by COLT Studios and featured “class projects,“ a CD containing some of Branson’s earliest works. After debuting in the fall of 2009, Darkness of Pleasure was recently re-released as a 10 track album, rearranged and re-marketed for a broader audience. As an independent artist Branson is among an emerging group of creative voices in the Gay and Lesbian community

top songs

albums

Darkness of Pleasure (Rebooted Edition)

Darkness of Pleasure

Should I Fall In Love Again (feat. Kestral)

C U In Hell (Club Remixes) - Single

C U In Hell (Club Remixes)

Groove Compass

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Darkness of Pleasure - Single

Control Me (Remixes) - EP

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Control Me (MB Club Remix) (feat. Jonathan Luke Kestral)

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Darkness of Pleasure (Rebooted Edition) [Explicit]

Should I Fall in Love Again (Mike Tufo Club Remix) [feat. Kestral]

Control Me (MB Club Remix) (feat. Jonathan Luke & Kestral)

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