Brian "B-Dill" Dillard, age 32, was born and raised in Upstate New York in the city of Rochester, and brought up in a family full of Bishops, Pastors, Ministers, and Deacons. Since B's early childhood he was groomed and prepped for ministry, and the Christian Life. Brian being the baby of the family, with only one older sister, was extremely well taken care of by both parents (Pastor Jerome and Jeanie Dillard). The spiritual climate in the Dillard home generally prevented and protected
Brian from American media influences, until he began sneaking to watch MTV music videos in the 1980s, and listening to the radio. Brian began singing and mimicking songs he'd heard from artists of all genres, and began to write his own songs around age 10. Into his early teens, Brian realized his singing ability was somewhat comparable to what he'd heard on radio and television, but his shy character kept him from singing out in front of others. Throughout the rest of Brian's childhood, and up until his graduation from high school, Brian was a student of song in voice and lyric.

At age 18, after being introduced to alcohol, drugs, and sex, Brian kicked-off a long spiritual downward spiral that would affect his life forever. His childhood friends became drug dealers, gang members, and drug addicts. The next two years of his life were consumed by drinking parties, and club events that ended up in shoot-outs and deaths. Brian decided to getaway from the life he'd recently acquired by enlisting for the military at age 20, and was off to take on the world. While
stationed in San Diego California in the Marine Corps, Brian began to slowly leak his musical and vocal potential to close friends and associates. While on the west coast, he also began to experiment with using his musical gift to gain attention, and material success. However, because of Brian's inward battle with authority figures and the strict marine corps guidelines, his return to "Rottonchester" was sooner than expected.

Shortly after his return home, Brian began to really see the battle within himself between what he knew to be right and wrong. Sunday became just another day as he sat at home watching a game on the television, yet deep down feeling convicted because he hadn't been to church in months. At what Brian would call his lowest point in life, he analyzed his being and saw that he was basically dead, as with everyone in his immediate circle. Until that one Sunday morning in February of 1997, after a friend invited him to church and he declined in a way that would paint him as an atheist, Brian's troubled soul could take no more torment, and he gave in. On his knees in a cold studio apartment, Brian felt the Lord call him in a way that he'd never felt before, and this time Brian answered. Since that time B has gained and maintained a consistent understanding of Who God is, and what God wants for his life. For the first time he began to sing with purpose and anointing. B's memories of rat and roach infested houses, equip with only a table for drug bagging and a bed for sleeping, would be replaced with images of stadiums full of youth lifting their hands and voices in praise to Jesus. Brian has decided to dedicate not only his gifts and talents to God and His Gospel, but most of all his life. Brian's message in his music is that of an understanding of the human condition, and through using stories of triumph and victory, as well as confessions of failure and shame, he aims to pull truth and repentance from the depths of the heart of the listener.