Jaden Bojsen returns with “Mama Used To Say,” a new single out now on Still Be Around that draws inspiration from the soulful energy of 90s vocal house. Built around punchy piano stabs, warm organ chords, and uplifting vocals reminiscent of a church choir, the track pairs classic house influences with a deep, rolling bassline and polished modern production. The result is a feel-good club record designed to bring warmth and energy to the dancefloor.
The release marks a shift in direction from Jaden’s previous single, “ERICA,” which arrived in June through Insomniac Records on its Gotta Move imprint. That track leaned into stripped-back tech house, using spoken-word vocals and a darker, late-night atmosphere. “Mama Used To Say” takes the opposite approach, opening up the sound with soulful instrumentation, a memorable vocal hook, and a more communal energy suited to peak-time sets.
Together, the two releases highlight Jaden’s versatility as a producer. Rather than staying within one particular corner of electronic music, he moves between different club styles while keeping strong songwriting and memorable hooks at the center of his work. On “Mama Used To Say,” the combination of nost...