“Tulips” Marks a Fresh Start for Brannen!

There’s something quietly inviting about “Tulips,” the latest single from Scottish producer and drummer Brannen.

This track takes its time instead of going straight for a big drop or trying too hard to grab your attention. Deep grooves, warm synths, and hazy textures slowly build a mood that feels made for late-night listening. If you’re into artists like Ben Böhmer, Marsh, or Lane 8, there’s a good chance “Tulips” will sit comfortably in your playlist. It has that familiar melodic-house balance of movement and emotion, but there’s also something more organic underneath it. Brannen’s background as a drummer definitely comes through in the percussion, giving the track a natural pulse and keeping things moving without getting in the way of the melodies.

"The production is spacious and atmospheric, with each layer adding something to the overall picture."

Nothing feels unnecessarily crowded, which makes it easy to get lost in the track. It’s the sort of song that could work beautifully in a chilled-out DJ set, but also makes sense when you’re simply listening on your own. “Tulips” is also the beginning of a new chapter for Brannen. After years of playing in bands and exploring electronic music under the name zildjianpinky, he’s now bringing those experiences together under his own name.

There’s no rush here, and that’s part of the appeal. “Tulips” lets the atmosphere breathe, and sometimes, that’s exactly what a good electronic track needs.