Its been almost a year since Triart dropped their well recevied first single The Beginning on Ternary Recordings, after being discovered by the label founders Burak&Emre and Emre Tuylu. This time around, the promising trio comes unabashed as they debut their first true EP, Anadolu/Rumeli. Inspired by two famous fortresses which have stood for centuries where the Black Sea drains into the Bosphorus Strait on its way to the Mediterranean in Istanbul, Triart composes two tracks to transform both historical pieces into melodies. Anadolu slowly comes alive with a filtered percussion loop and kick leading us up to the first drop. While the first drop unleashes the bass focused layers, trademark classy breakdown with strings and piano solo taking the unbridled euphoria into a more subtle and considered place. The second drop brims pure euphoria and an undulating, spectacular energy to show a fine example of the trios ability to combine solid dancefloor friendly production.On the other side, Rumeli continues to shape the EP into a deeper and emotional core with club floor provoking beats & bass and an anthemic leadline in the drop. The traditional Turkish Ney sounds in the breakdown complements trios signature piano with a melodic synth pattern leading back into the whole other dimension on the dancefloor.Each individual piece stands alone on its own merit and authenticity, but when grouped together into a package, it is a genuinely executed and incredibly cohesive vision come to life.