Based in South Africa, Devon Brough is fast becoming an exciting new name in the tech house scene. Music is in his DNA, with a lineage that boasts his mother, Ingi Brough, a founding member of the 80s all-girl band Clout, whose hits like “Substitute” and “Save Me” helped the act sell over 16 million records worldwide.
Growing up surrounded by such an incredible musical legacy, Devon has since walked his own path with a sound that lights up dance floors and leaves a mark on the world of electronic music. His sonic output is a celebration of life and rhythm, a reflection of his passion for dance music and its energising power. His tracks are made to spark energy and emotion, blending thumping tech house beats, bold basslines, sharp kicks and infectious vocal elements.
Drawing inspiration from the emotional pull of music and artists like Chris Lake and Fisher, Devon has created a style that’s at once compelling and energetic. 2024 has been a breakout year for the producer, with his first studio releases marking his arrival in emphatic fashion.
Dropping in October, his high-octane debut track “Can You Find Me” is built around a slick saxophone loop and chopped vocal elements that Devon transformed into an epic tech house anthem. The single’s thrilling energy and groove perfectly capture his ethos; to make music that invites listeners to lose themselves on the dance floor while moving to every beat.
Learning through YouTube tutorials and production courses, the track itself was conceived and produced over a single weekend, resulting in a spontaneous burst of energy that’s sure to win over dance music fans around the world. His ability to produce a track of this caliber in such a short timeframe speaks to his talent and creativity, firmly planting him on the map of must watch producers in the tech house scene. With his worthy debut and a string of follow up tracks, Devon Brough is following in the footsteps of his family’s musical success by making his own way in electronic music and we can’t wait to see what he’s got lined up next.
Listen to Can You Find Me below
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