Tridact’s debut album on Internasjonal

After few whistle stops on Ghostly International and Moodgadget Records, the Californian producer Brandon Johnson packed out his 303 analogue synthesizer to create this new selftitled debut album on Prins Thomas’ label imprint ‘Internasjonal’. As a young guy he already learned how to deal with instruments by playing in various band and music projects. Analogue synthesizer, slow disco beats and melodic, real instruments shape this new album. Some might act as background music for a Jump’n Run game, happy and fluffy melodies evoke the picture of colourful and shiny rainbows in a primitive painted landscape, where the fly agarics are speaking and the flowers grin with their shiny faces out of the screen. The opener already convinces with its slowly appearing synth bass, sluggish synth melodies and guitars burn themselves into your ear and suddenly you find yourself in this motley landscape, collecting bonus points and hearts. bling bling! The game continues with second level ‘Light Minute’. It also appeared on the ‘The Synchronicity Suite’ compilation, now inviting you to fight against blowing synths. ‘J24 At Sunset’ works with playful synth giggling underlined by a vast synth sirens beneath warm scapes. Time to go offers you a fabulous bonus level with a  closing synth interplay. Tridact draws up as a winner, he won every bling-bling point.

Every track implies pleasant lightness, that this melodies will surely put a smile on your face, even on your flowers face.