Brandon Burrow

“Purveyor of nightlife entertainment”

Prophesy is one of Nashville's hottest rising talents, already making a name for himself as a heavy-hitter on the lower Broadway bar strip. This rising star discovered his love for music as a young child listening and watching his neighbor in Spokane, WA who was a DJ. From the first day, he was hooked by the scratching records on the turntables and the earth shaking pound of the 18" subwoofers.

“For me, it’s all about the atmosphere and energy that I create on the dance floor …I never know what songs I'm going to play before I get to the club. I'll give a little taste of this or that and feel out the crowd and before long I've got the dance floor locked in my radar. DJing in Nashville has been a very fun transition- it's completely different than the club scene in Washington state. There are so many tourists here from all over the world... especially bachelorette parties."

Prophesy started his career DJing in 1992 in his hometown of Spokane, Washington and relocated to Nashville, Tennessee in March of 2019 where he began working for Premier, the Entertainment Company. He currently rotates between Loser's Bar and Grill playing country music videos, Nudie's Honky Tonk playing Hip Hop and Top 40, and Headquarters Beercade and the Ainsworth playing house and dance remixes- that of course is when he's not DJing a wedding or corporate event for Premier. He is also a resident DJ on the Highway Vibe 99.7 FM radio remix show in Las Vegas, Nevada. Currently, the station is in transitioning management and program directors, so the radio show has been suspended but should be back on the air soon.  

"Music is my passion and I love making people dance. That's what attracted me to Nashville. The energy on Broadway is electric. It's like a mini Las Vegas but with the volume cranked up to eleven!!! And you never know who you're going to see down here- My first night working when I got here we had Chris Stapelton and Chris Pratt just hanging out. I've opened up for some big names like Sir Mix-A-Lot, Mickey Avalon, the Ying Yang Twinz, and Lil Jon but it's way cooler to just have the big guys just hanging out like normal people drinking beer and having a good time."