Michelle Galas is Redefining the Dance Floor with Her New Single “Keep The Feel In”

There’s a specific kind of energy Michelle Galas brings to the speakers—she calls it “Hype Thunder Pop Music Dance.” It’s a bold name for a genre, but after one listen to her new single, “Keep The Feel In,” it’s clear she has the talent to back it up.

For Michelle, music isn’t just about a catchy hook; it’s about a mantra she lives by: “Groov’With Me.” It’s a warm, open invitation to stop overthinking and start moving, reminding us why we fell in love with dance music in the first place.

From Caribbean Roots to the London Scene

Michelle’s sound didn’t happen by accident. She grew up in Guadeloupe, the French Caribbean archipelago, surrounded by the influence of her father (a singer) and her uncle (a saxophonist). That tropical, soulful DNA stayed with her when she moved to France at 18 and eventually landed in London to pursue songwriting.

While you can hear the influence of icons like Lady Gaga or Cyndi Lauper, Michelle isn’t interested in being a carbon copy. She’s blending international nostalgia with a modern, experimental edge that feels incredibly fresh in today’s pop landscape.

More Than Just a Beat: The Message of “Keep The Feel In”

The new track is a high-octane mix of soaring vocals and a relentless saxophone line that brings a serious jolt of adrenaline. But beneath the pulse of the beat is a message about resilience.

We live in heavy times, and “Keep The Feel In” is Michelle’s way of offering an escape. It’s a song about locking eyes with someone you love and choosing joy over the daily grind.

“Never give up on love in all its forms, even when life brings difficulties,” Michelle says. “That’s what this song is about—staying open, staying true, and always keeping the groove alive.”

Taking Over the Streets of London

The music video—which Michelle directed herself—is a vibrant, high-energy tour through her adopted home. You’ll see her and her dancers moving through Oxford Circus, past Buckingham Palace, and along the Thames.

The most authentic part of the video? The way the music starts to pull in the people around them. You can see tourists and casual passersby getting caught up in the rhythm in real time. It’s a testament to her belief that music is a universal language—one that offers a shortcut to feeling empowered and free.

What’s Next?

With her debut EP on the horizon, Michelle Galas is quickly becoming a name to watch. She’s proving that dance music can be intelligent, soulful, and deeply human all at once.

“Keep The Feel In” is available now. If you’re looking for a reason to leave your worries behind for three minutes, this is it.