Lebanese producer Tryangle Man’s new Altalune EP is a symphonous blend of house, ambience, boomy sub-bass, and light electro that provides an escape from heavy-hitting dominant soundscape of techno, electro, juke, and trance.
The mysterious DJ and producer, who may or may not have a triangular-shaped head, creates an ethereal, spacey work that flexes the range of his production skills.
Altalune develops by rising in its progression, with each track building on the energy of its predecessor. In ‘Aruna’, Tryangle Man’s long introduction forms a suspense that makes way for mellow kicks and gossamer pads, which takes form as an indie-house fusion.
Meanwhile, ‘Neoma’s darker elements introduce a sense of spookiness into the equation, before he closes with the faster-paced ‘Esmeray’, which surprises listeners through a hard sub-bass and arpeggiated keys that act as percussion. It’s rising lead builds a tension that can only be released on dance floors, a fitting closure for the EP.
