Charm Brittian (@CharmBrittian) - "1985" (Official Music Video)

Charm Brittian - "1985" (Official Video)

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Blu Collar Ent.

Filmed, Directed, and Edited by Anthony Phillips II

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Clean shaven reality-TV star and Orange County native, Charm Brittian, is creating a buzz flowing throughout the streets in southern California. The new upcoming recording artist/model/actor/VH-1 star has been seen in over 13 different countries world-wide, and over 20 million views during his 2009 VH-1 Season II’s airing of “Tool Academy”.  Following his taping of “Tool Academy”, Charm appeared in Oxygen’s “Bad Girls Club” – making his face and image highly recognizable by many.

Charm Brittian has spent most of his early career behind the camera appearing on shows such as: MTV’s “Next”, NBC’s “1 vs. 100″, “Battle of the Bods”, “Beverly Hills Pawn”, Ashton Kutcher’s TBS “Who Gets the Last Laugh”, Wayne Brady’s “Lets Make a Deal”, the Dr. Phil show, Janice Dickinson Show, The Doctors, and America’s Court. He has also appeared in music videos such as Dev-Bass “Down Low, California’s Swag District’s “Teach Me How To Dougie”, Somaya Reece’s “Tramp”, and The Far East Movement’s “For All”.

When his face isn’t on reality TV or featured in music videos, Charm is busy hitting the runway or modeling the latest fashions in front of the lens. Mr. Brittian has modeled in nearly 100 photo shoots for various brands and local fashionable boutiques. His runway events include Ed Hardy, Enzo Milano, and Abercrombie & Fitch.

Orange County’s Charm Brittian has now found his passion in recording music. He has recently stepped out from behind the camera, and has made the studio his new home. 2012 was a break through year when he signed under industry renown producer Chris Jackson AKA C-Ballin. C-Ballin has produced songs on the radio such as “Money on the Floor” by Too-Short/E-40, “Gimme That Good” by TY$/Glasses Malone, “Go Girl” by Baby Bash, and other hits. C-Ballin is more than confident that his artist’s music will make it to many local radio stations this new and upcoming year.

Charm’s latest mixed tape will hit the scene around late March 2013, giving them an edge in the industry. With Charm on his grind and busy in the studio, he is currently focused on building his reputation. Charm is now waiting for a major label record deal to boost his career in the direction it needs to go. Until then, Charm is rocking to his own beat and believes that “with God all things are possible”.