After tantalizing fans with a 3-track preview of the sensational second chapter in their EP trilogy ‘Metamorphic II’ just a few days ago, Chad Cisneros and Dave Reed – best known as Texan DJ and Production duo Tritonal – have now unleashed an extended teaser for the first track to be taken from it. The eagerly anticipated ‘Follow Me Home’ is set for release through Enhanced Music on 23rd September, exclusively via Beatport.
First previewed via their Tritonia radio show last week, ‘Follow Me Home’ is testament to the electrifying levels of production we have come to expect from Tritonal. Packing a punch from the opening beat, the Texan twosome layer uplifting vocals alongside an infectious melody and driving electro basslines, whilst throwing in those trademark breakdowns guaranteed to whip any crowd into a frenzy. Causing a stir amongst legions of Tritonians when it was dropped during their appearance at Electric Zoo in New York, ‘Follow Me Home’ is the perfect introduction to the imminent release of their second EP ‘Metamorphic II.’
For all the freshest tunes and latest news from Tritonal, be sure to tune in to the Tritonia Radio Show on Saturdays at 2pm EST on Sirius XM, channel 52 ‘Electric Area’ or alternatively catch up with the podcast on their Soundcloud page.
Dimitri Kechagias review: Tritonal are back on Enhanced recordings with their brand new track taken from the 3 parts EP Metamorphic II. Once again the top boys collaborate with Underdown for the vocal version of Follow Me Home. Tritonal have left their trance days back and they move full on towards the open minded EDM sound that incorporates infusions from wide variety of genres. Tritonal can declare the death of genres as their sound is melodic and euphoric enough to offer unforgettable moments to the trance families worldwide and is tough and groovy to keep happy the house heads as well. The urban/ old school vocal samples makes the track more accessible to younger generations too. Underdown indie rock vocals shine on top as the performance is really unique and stands easily out. The euphoric synths are feel good to the maximum and can drive crazy any EDM festivals crowd. The climax is destined to remain in your mind for long and will keep you happy and energised for long. For the non vocal lovers there is a really strong instrumental mix that can stand on its own. Personally I prefer the original vocal mix. Highly recommended. Love iT
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