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Brandon Maddox

Grammy-Nominated and Award-Winning triple threat writer, artist and performer, Brandon Maddox, has received multiple world renowned Josie Music Awards, toured with Monster Truck, and has shared the stage with country stars such as Brett Eldredge and Blake Shelton. Brandon's second single which reached #58 on the Music Row Chart, “Good Side,” was featured in the latest season of top Netflix drama “Virgin River." Brandon has had twenty-one of his 2,000-song catalog recorded by other independent and unsigned artists and 3 have been streamed on "The Country Fix" TV show reaching 74M households. M…

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) used to be SCROLLABLE while the app booted, so a visitor could drag a wall of headings up into view, and on desktop it put a scrollbar beside the splash — which moved the logo ~7px left of where the app's own splash (SessionSplash) draws it, so the hand-over jumped. The page also kept the browser's default 8px body margin, which put the splash 8px low. So while the app boots the page does not scroll: the text stays in the document, in normal flow, below the fold — nothing is hidden, moved or faded, which is what keeps it progressive enhancement for crawlers — and a person sees the splash alone. The lock is a CLASS added by script, so with scripting off nothing is locked and the links stay readable; it lifts on the engine's first frame (the app owns the page from then), or after 20 seconds if the app never boots, so a stuck page can still be read. Here in , not in the seo block: the API's page renderer replaces that block for every route but `/` (renderBody() in pagePreview.ts) and keeps as it is, so only this reaches every page. -->