Jaden Bojsen has released his new track ‘Mama Used To Say,’ showcasing a blend of 90s vocal house with modern club production. The song features piano stabs, organ chords, and a lively vocal line, set against a deep bassline that captures a communal sound suitable for peak time play.
Evolution of Jaden's Sound
This new single represents a notable shift in Bojsen’s musical direction from his previous release. In June, he debuted on Insomniac Records with the single ‘ERICA,’ which leaned towards a stripped-back, tech house style aimed at late-night sets. In contrast, ‘Mama Used To Say’ introduces a fuller arrangement with a warmer vibe, highlighting his ability to transition between different club styles while maintaining a focus on songwriting.
A Versatile Producer
Jaden Bojsen, who primarily composes music in his California home studio, began his career as the frontman of New District, a popular boy band recognized in 2016. After winning a US Teen Choice Award, he shifted his focus to electronic music production. His portfolio has since expanded to include tracks like ‘Let’s Go’ and a collaboration with David Guetta titled ‘Upside Down,’ both released via Spinnin’ Records.
Performances and Lifestyle
Bojsen has actively performed at various venues worldwide, including prominent music festivals like Ultra Music Festival. Despite his busy schedule, he enjoys spending leisure time surfing in Malibu, where he resides. Listeners can enjoy his latest track ‘Mama Used To Say’ on Spotify, showcasing his evolving artistry in the electronic music scene.
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