Banna Debuts Bubblegum House EP ‘Daddy' on DancIN'
The two-track EP is a feel-good vibe, blending organic instruments and groovy, funky basslines.
May 04, 2025
Egyptian DJ, producer and sound engineer Banna has recently joined Gawdat's DancIN' ranks with a debut EP, titled 'Daddy'.
Formerly one part of the A-Squared duo, Banna has become a trailblazing force in the region's electronic scene, sharing the stage with some of the world's biggest artists including Marco Carola, Marc Maya, Luciano, Max Chapman, Oscar De Rivera, and Frederick Stone.
His debut solo record on DancIN', 'Daddy', is a two-track batchwork of cheerful energy, lush grooves, and a whole lot of bounce. The titular, a tiny glimpse of the feel-good vibes Banna promises to bring with his solo career, blends warm organic instruments like guitar riffs and organs with raw energetic synths and restless drum lines in a dynamic tech-house tune that feels both nostalgic yet forward-thinking. Meanwhile, 'It Goes Like This' is a pure dancefloor-killer, driven by groovy, funky basslines and infectious vocal melodies, reminiscent of disco balls.
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