Brandon Gomes: Turn Me Up Tone Is the Beat Behind the Movement

From Viral Hits to Grammy Ambitions, the Visionary Producer Is Quietly Redefining the Sound of a Generation

There are artists. There are producers. And then there’s Turn Me Up Tone—a sonic visionary who sits at the intersection of rhythm, innovation, and raw emotion.

You may not see his name in neon lights just yet, but you’ve definitely felt his work. Whether it’s the hypnotic bass line that pulls you in, the atmospheric textures that hit just right, or the melodic phrasing that stays stuck in your head for days—Tone is the architect. And right now, he’s building something monumental.

Tone’s production style defies genre. He weaves together the bounce of hip-hop, the smoothness of R&B, the hooks of pop, and international flair in a way that feels seamless—and yet wholly unique to him. He’s not chasing trends; he’s shaping them.

A defining moment in his recent catalog came in the form of “Chasing Status,” a collaborative powerhouse featuring MTV’s Siesta Key star Brandon Gomes and global tech-pop artist Becca Brazil. The track quickly surged to #1 on Spotify’s UAE charts, gaining traction across global playlists and establishing Tone as a go-to producer for genre-blending success.

“We weren’t just making a record—we were making a moment,” Tone reflects. “When all the right energy is in the room, you know it’s bigger than music.”

The song became more than a viral success—it became a catalyst. Now, Tone is locked in the studio, putting the finishing touches on a Grammy-intended release—a project that captures his full creative power and positions him not just as a hitmaker, but as a cultural disruptor.

What makes Turn Me Up Tone so magnetic isn’t just his music—it’s his mentality. He’s the producer who listens more than he speaks, who builds artists up, and who treats every session like a new canvas.

Outside the booth, Tone is mentoring rising talent, curating soundscapes for major sync projects, and quietly bridging the underground with the mainstream. Industry insiders know him as a secret weapon—the guy who walks into a room and makes magic without saying much at all.

As the music landscape shifts toward authenticity, experimentation, and cross-genre innovation, Tone is already miles ahead. His upcoming work—some of which is being positioned for Grammy consideration—reflects an artist in full control of his craft, yet still hungry to evolve.

Turn Me Up Tone isn’t just making music—he’s creating moments that last. And as his beats pulse through earbuds, clubs, film scores, and major stages, one thing is clear: he’s not turning up the volume, he’s turning up the culture.