He performed Durufle Requiem and Joseph Cantaloube songs with the Milwaukee Symphony under the baton of Ken David-Masur, and debuted Mahler’s Songs of the Wayfarer with APEX Ensemble in Montclair, NJ. Brancy also released a self produced collaborative album with Avie Records and Vocal Arts DC, The Journey Home: Live from the Kennedy Center which presented Mr. Brancy and pianist Peter Dugan in a recital program inspired by the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I. Brancy also produced the recital as a film which aired on WNET and the new PBS app AllArts TV. Brancy collaborated with Tony Award–winning composer Adam Guettel to create a short film titled Medusa as part of his song cycle Myths and Hymns, produced by MasterVoices, which has also featured artists Dove Cameron, Renée Fleming, and Cheyenne Jackson.

Mr. Brancy has collaborated with conductors Lorenzo Viotti, Helmut Rilling, James Gaffigan, Henrik Nanasi, Ken David Masur, Lawrence Renes, Alexander Prior, Klaas Stok, and Alexander Briger. In repertoire that spans from Bach to George Benjamin, he ​has sung as a soloist in headlining performances with leading orchestras and opera companies around the world, including the LA Phil, San Francisco Symphony, Oper Frankfurt, Radio Filharmonisch Orkest, Boston Symphony, Rundfunkchor Berlin, Glyndebourne Festival Opera, Edmonton Symphony, Pacific Opera Victoria, Kansas City Symphony, Florida Grand Opera, Tucson Symphony Orchestra, Vorarlberger Landestheater, and Opera Omaha, among others. His concert and solo recital appearances have taken him to the Royal Concertgebouw, Wigmore Hall, Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall, Hugo Wolf Akademie, Alice Tully Hall, Société d’art vocal de Montréal, Carmel Bach Festival, and the Kennedy Center. 

A native of New Jersey, Mr. Brancy has a B.A. and Graduate Diploma in Vocal Performance from The Juilliard School in New York.