So what in the world does ‘Intravibronic’ mean?

Definition:

Intravibronic - intravibronic (in-truh-vy-brah-nik) - adj. describes the intentional control of personal internal vibe [Prefix "intra-" meaning "within" + root "vibronic" meaning "related to vibration" or the state of vibrating]

In 2023 and beyond, we are no longer shrinking ourselves to fit into other people's comfort. From the first single, "Too Much," off her newest EP, "Intravibronic," Tulsa-based singer Branjae advocates, "If I'm too much, go find less." It's about finding what resonates with you and embracing happiness there, without conforming to a mold we don't belong in. "After a dramatic three years in the world, civil unrest, and a global pandemic, people are traumatized," Branjae says, "and it's time to reclaim internal peace for the sake of our mental health."

"Intravibronic" focuses on the personal power we possess to choose how we feel. We all have the option to take responsibility for our mental balance, our responses, and reactions and vibrations. "We get to choose who to be, regardless of what's happening outside our control," she explains. The EP encourages people to embrace this power to gain internal peace, for the sake of reaching external peace around us. Branjae collaborated on the album with rising producer LRG on the EP's single "Too Much," along with "High Vibes," and co-produced "Evolving" and the reprise-remix of "High Vibes" entitled "Vibey" along with Branjae.

The album's genre reflects Branjae's M.O transitioning between styles within most "BAM" (Black American Music) genres. "Intravibronic" showcases Funk bass lines of the 1990s with smooth stacked vocal harmonies, Disco tones, and Funk synths of the 70s, Pop-Synth influences over Hip-Hop beat breaks, layered with strong lyrics and Soulful alto and tenor vocals.