Review
Eartheater’s debut mixtape, "Trinity", launched us into a whole new vibe on October 18, 2019, via Chemical X. With its electrifying mix of old-school rave, pop, and experimental sounds, "Trinity" struts away from her previous avant-garde creations like "Irisiri" and "Metalepsis". It's like Eartheater took a glittering ray gun and zapped a dance floor frenzy into existence!
The vocals here are celestial and oh-so-dreamy, distinctly piercing through the mix with that quintessential Eartheater obliqueness. The production, featuring the genius of AceMo, Color Plus, Dadras, among others, pinballs through diverse techno textures, ensuring every track swells with a fresh, futuristic pulse. "Prodigal Self", "High Tide" and "Supersoaker" flaunt those infectious beats, while gentle ballads like "Pearl Diver" and "Preservation" pull you into an introspective dreamscape.
Effervescent as a high-energy rave in a digital utopia, "Trinity" has critics buzzing with admiration. Sasha Geffen of Pitchfork marvels at how the mixtape erupts beyond her previous boundaries. Meanwhile, Resident Advisor's Kiana Mickles delights in its club-ready yet deeply emotional twist on the rave craze. Bold, experimental, and irresistibly danceable, "Trinity" stands as a monumental evolution in Eartheater's electrifying journey through the future of sound. - Astrid
