HomeMusicGrum Delivers Powerful Trance Anthem ‘Stay With Me’
After making waves at Above & Beyond’s Group Therapy 700 celebration, Grum has officially released ‘Stay With Me’ on Anjunabeats. The single arrived October 30, following weeks of anticipation from fans who first heard it at The Gorge Amphitheatre in Washington.
Both Grum and Above & Beyond played the track during the September event, giving the unreleased production exposure across multiple sets. Its appearance quickly caught the attention of listeners, many of whom took to Reddit to discuss the track and ask when it would become available.
‘Stay With Me’ brings together Grum’s progressive influences with a more uplifting trance sound. The production centers on an expressive vocal hook, pairing melodic elements with the energetic rhythm of a mainstage trance record.
At 131 BPM, the track sits between progressive
At 131 BPM, the track sits between progressive and vocal trance. Its euphoric character has also drawn comparisons from listeners to the dance music of the early 2000s, with several fans pointing to the sound of classic uplifting trance.
The release follows a productive year for the Scottish producer, who has increasingly explored the trance side of his musical identity.
Earlier in 2026, Grum released ‘Slow Motion’ with Amba Shepherd, followed by ‘You Make Me Feel’ in June. Both appeared on Anjunabeats, making ‘Stay With Me’ his third release on the label this year.
He also reunited with Shepherd for ‘Unsaid,’ which
He also reunited with Shepherd for ‘Unsaid,’ which arrived through Dreamstate Records in September. Together, these releases have placed a stronger emphasis on vocal melodies and uplifting arrangements alongside his established progressive sound.
‘Stay With Me’ has already appeared in Grum’s own live performances and radio programming, including an October episode of Deep State Radio. Its inclusion in Above & Beyond’s ABGT700 set also brought the production to a much wider audience before its official release.
The single is available in two versions: the original and an extended mix. The longer arrangement offers DJs additional room to incorporate the track into their sets.
For listeners who discovered it during Group Therapy 700, the release brings an end to the wait that began at The Gorge.
Listen to ‘Stay With Me’ below.
