The artist Braaheim has been diving into it with his recent releases. His cover of “Turn The Lights Off” with Robbe, even hit over a million streams in less than a month, proving the sound connects; it isn’t just hype, people are actually streaming it. For him, it started as a trending wave that felt right to experiment with in today’s streaming landscape.
Coming from a background that also touches Techno, he describes Speed Garage as more direct and UK-inspired: fatter kicks, straight basslines, percussion that hits instantly. In the club, it’s the kind of track that lands hardest once the crowd is already locked in and the energy is high.
It’s clearly trending, and while Braaheim sees it more as a short phase than a forever identity, we’re here for the energy it’s bringing right now, and curious to see where it heads next.
