I’ve been meaning to do a deep dive into BROSA, consisting of Brody Jenner (Laguna Beach, The Hills, and The Hills: New Beginnings) and veteran DJ/producer Devin Lucien, but I just never got around to it. So when BROSA dropped their newest single, She Wants It Nasty, both Instagram and Spotify decided it was time for me to stop procrastinating and press play.
Why have I been sleeping on BROSA?
The track immediately sent me straight into a full catalog dopamine binge.
“She Wants It Nasty” Might Be BROSA’s Most Addictive Track Yet
Spotify currently places BROSA under the Tech House and Bass House umbrellas, and while I definitely agree with those classifications, I think they’re leaving out another sub-genre that deserves a seat at the table: Electro House.
The intro to She Wants It Nasty is the perfect example.
If someone played that opening for me without telling me who produced it, I’d probably start guessing old-school electro house artists before landing on BROSA. In fact, parts of the intro feel like they could comfortably sit within Benny Benassi’s catalog.
BROSA, take the compliment…k?
The track hits with a nostalgic energy while still sounding modern enough for today’s dayclub and festival crowds.
It’s sexy, dirty, energetic, and built for loud speakers.
It’s exactly how summer EDM should feel.
The BROSA “Wind-Up” Effect
Most EDM producers are known for their signature sound. After listening through BROSA’s catalog, I think their secret weapon is something different.
It’s their build-up that I’ve renamed the “BROSA WIND-UP”.
Gen X ravers might appreciate this analogy more than anyone:
Remember those old wind-up toys?
You’d turn the key over and over until it couldn’t turn anymore. Then you’d set the toy down and watch it explode into action until every last bit of stored energy was gone.
That’s exactly how BROSA builds tension in their tracks.
Every song feels like it’s winding tighter and tighter before unleashing everything all at once. Orgasm, anyone!?!
It’s injected into their entire catalog.
It’s not just a production technique.
It’s their signature.
No Skips. No Duds. Just Good EDM.
One thing I loved about this deep dive was that it didn’t take long. BROSA currently has ten tracks released under the project, making it easy to listen through the entire catalog in a single session.
And here’s the crazy part. I couldn’t find a dud. Not a single one.
Every track brought something to the table. That’s rare. Most artists have at least one song that makes you reach for the skip button. BROSA doesn’t seem interested in making filler tracks. It’s no wonder they were everywhere across the Las Vegas dayclub scene during Summer 2025.
Catch BROSA Live in Huntington Beach
If you’re in SoCal Labor Day weekend, BROSA will be performing at The Bungalow Huntington Beach on, Sunday, September 6th.
Tickets are available here.
on September 6, 2026.
Spotify Needs a “This Is BROSA” Playlist
Spotify hasn’t created a “This Is BROSA” Playlist…yet, so I made my very own. At this point, Spotify needs to pay me for creating artist playlists since they aren’t keeping them current.
Grab a drink.
Turn the volume up.
Get your dance on poolside.
You’re welcome.
