Tritonal
Tritonal is an electronic duo from Austin, Texas, made up of Chad Cisneros and Dave Reed. They met at a music production workshop in 2008 and started making...
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Tritonal is an electronic duo from Austin, Texas, made up of Chad Cisneros and Dave Reed. They met at a music production workshop in 2008 and started making tracks together. Their first notable release was 'Metamorphic 1' in 2010, which got them some early attention in dance music circles.
They put out their debut album 'Piercing the Quiet' in 2011, followed by 'Metamorphic II' in 2013 and 'U & Me' in 2015. Their sound typically involves melodic electronic production with vocal features, as heard on songs like 'Gonna Be Alright' and 'When I'm With U' with Maia Wright.
In 2016, their single 'I Feel The Love' featuring Ross Lynch became their biggest commercial moment. It reached number one on Billboard's Dance Club Songs chart and racked up significant streaming numbers. That track, along with others like 'Getaway' with Angel Taylor, helped define their place in the mainstream EDM landscape of the mid-2010s.
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