Scotland – Scottish producer, musician and drummer Brannen returns with “Keep Dancing With Me,” a melodic and emotive house track centred on living in the moment and holding onto the fleeting experiences that make life meaningful.
Following the strong early response to his debut single “Tulips,” Brannen continues to develop his signature blend of warm melodies, atmospheric production and progressive house influences. Clocking in at 124 BPM in G major, the new track pairs an uplifting instrumental with an expressive vocal performance, sitting comfortably between melodic house and the deeper, more emotive side of dance music.
Vocals were recorded with sound engineer Brian Hurren, while mixing and mastering were handled by Jack Wiles at Moonshift Audio, delivering a polished, club-ready finish that retains the track’s emotional character.
“Tulips” earned international coverage, radio support and curator interest, surpassing 2,000 Spotify streams. Reviews described it as “stunning melodic house, immersive and beautifully paced” (BOPS), “the best possible fusion of a drummer’s instinct and melodic house production” (Introvert Disco), and proof “that house music can move your body while quietly getting under your skin” (Musikepool). Further praise came from The Musical Road, Sistra and Testing Melodies.
With growing momentum around the project, “Keep Dancing With Me” marks a clear next step in Brannen’s developing sound, melodic, atmospheric and emotionally driven, while keeping the organic musicality that runs through his work. For blogs and curators seeking melodic electronic music with genuine emotion, strong songwriting and a dancefloor pulse, it is a release to discover.
About Brannen
Brannen is a Scottish producer, musician and drummer creating melodic, organic and emotive electronic music. Drawing on more than 20 years of musical experience, he combines atmospheric production and emotional melodies with the rhythmic instincts of a live drummer. His debut single “Tulips” received strong early support from independent media, radio and curators. “Keep Dancing With Me” continues that trajectory.
“Keep Dancing With Me” is available now.