Tritonal renew their club roots with their new single ‘Waterboiler,’ a true fan favorite within the Tritonal community and one song you’ll be guaranteed to hear across all of the major dance festivals to come! Now firmly in the swing of their album campaign ‘Coalesce,’ with standout releases ‘out Of The Dark‘ and ‘Superhuman,’ the new Tritonal’s singles is another record the fun were waiting for.
‘Waterboiler‘ is a heavy-hitting club record that draws inspiration from a combination of sampled combustion, machinery, and everyday mechanical sounds around the area of their hometown, Austin. This happened during a period when there was an actual ‘Water Boil’ mandate in the state due to contaminants in the water system because of the recent power crisis that tore through the state of Texas earlier this year.
Tritonal has had a fantastic start to the new decade, releasing a flurry of impressive singles that saw them return to their musical roots, exploring Progressive and Trance with renewed vigor. As live shows stopped throughout the world due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Texas-based duo took the opportunity to expand their horizons with the release of their fourth studio album ‘Reverence‘, a meditation album which they crafted as a means of finding peace within themselves and spreading that to their fans during a tumultuous year. With a North American Arena tour in the works and a slew of brilliantly refreshing releases planned for 2021, the Texas-based duo prepare for their next chapter with their fifth studio album, ‘Coalesce,’ which aims to encompass everything they’ve learned on their musical journey thus far through production, art, and meaning.
Chad and Dave have been one of the most prolific acts in the electronic dance music scene for over a decade, having formed in Texas in 2008. Their unique blend of progressive and trance, combining the classic sounds of their influences like Above & Beyond and Armin van Buuren with a sleek, polished production style, earned them a global following. They went on to branch out and have a larger influence within dance music in the 2010s, releasing three albums during the decade, with 2011’s “Piercing The Quiet” becoming a fan favorite.
