Hey everyone, it's your go-to spot for fresh beats and hidden gems in the dance scene. If you're anything like me, you're always chasing that next euphoric drop that turns a regular night into something unforgettable. Right now, in early 2026, dance floors are buzzing with high-energy remixes that blend nostalgia with modern punch, and nothing hits quite like Brando's "When You Stay (LAWRENT Remix)"—a stutter-house flip that's pure festival fuel.
Picture this: you take an original track that's all late-night intimacy—think acoustic guitar strums and heartfelt emotion—and LAWRENT cranks it into an anthemic beast. The remix explodes with those signature stutter-house effects: chopped-up vocal glitches, rhythmic stutters that build insane tension, and then massive bass drops that make your chest rattle. It's old-school house vibes meeting bass house grit and electro house energy, creating something timeless yet totally now. The production feels polished and euphoric, perfect for those peak-time moments when the crowd needs that extra surge.
LAWRENT himself nailed it when he said, “I loved flipping ‘When You Stay’ into a euphoric stutter-house remix and bring out something entirely different from the original. The song feels timeless and sounds like a classic. Remixing it was a lot of fun!” And Brando echoes that vibe: “When I wrote 'When You Stay,' it was all about that late-night, cinematic intimacy. LAWRENT took that feeling and turned it into a total anthem. The stutter-house flip is genius—he brought out a side of the song I didn't even know was there. Truly an honor to have a producer of his caliber call this a classic.”
Speaking of Brando, this guy's resume is stacked. Hailing from Los Angeles with music in his blood—his dad toured the world as a guitarist, producer, and songwriter with The Dazz Band (you know, the crew behind the iconic “Let It Whip”)—Brando broke through big time as the voice and writer behind Loud Luxury's "Body," which has racked up over 1.5 billion (some say pushing 2 billion) Spotify streams. That's global domination level. He's dropped collabs with heavyweights like Don Diablo, Matoma, Kiesza, and Imanbek, and his take on the '90s classic “Would I Lie To You?” as “Look Into My Eyes” (with that HUGEL remix) dominated Australian airplay for 10 straight weeks, knocking off The Weeknd's “Blinding Lights.” The original “When You Stay” keeps that emotive core with acoustic guitar and cinematic production, but this LAWRENT remix? It flips the script into dancefloor territory.
Then there's LAWRENT, the London-based (originally Paris) multi-instrumentalist who's been killing it. He exploded in France with multi-platinum credits, moved to the UK in 2020, and started writing/producing for giants like ALOK, Bebe Rexha, Armin van Buuren, Robin Schulz, R3HAB, Sam Feldt, and more—across dance, pop, rock, you name it. With over a billion career streams, his solo project launched in 2023, signed to Spinnin’ Records in 2024, and tracks like “Electric Love” with LUM!X, “End Of Time” with Lucas & Steve (hitting #1 on US Dance Radio), and that massive “Euphoria” collab with Armin van Buuren, ALOK, and Norma Jean Martine have him everywhere. Recent remixes for Robin Schulz, Flo Rida, and Lay Bankz with Steve Aoki show he's got range. This remix fits right into the stutter-house wave that's blowing up—think those fluttery, emotional drops from artists like Fred again.. and Lavern, but with LAWRENT's signature polish.
In 2026, house music is resurging hard, with playlists packed full of top house anthems and dance pop crossovers dominating Spotify and Apple Music. Stutter house (or flutter house, tremolo vibes) is everywhere in mixes, bringing that addictive, glitchy energy to emotional dance tracks. This remix taps straight into that trend—it's got the euphoric build-ups and drops that make it perfect for clubs, festivals, or just blasting in your car with the windows down.
If you're digging this kind of high-energy dance pop, bass house, or old-school house remix vibes, hit play on Brando - When You Stay (Remix by LAWRENT). It's the kind of track that sticks with you. What do you think—does this remix top the original for you, or are you all about that stutter-house drop? Drop your thoughts in the comments, share your favorite festival moments with this sound, and let's chat!
