Tromino, the West Midlands producer/DJ, is back with his electrifying EP, You Move Me / Jack The Beats.
Released on December 6th, this double A-side EP showcases Tromino’s unique ability to craft tracks that rise above the mass of electronic music, blending Detroit techno, Chicago house, and Acid into his signature “power of 3.”
The Philosophy Behind Tromino
Tromino’s music is rooted in the geometric principle of the tromino—a shape with three interconnected sections. He applies this concept musically by harmonizing Detroit techno, Chicago house, and Acid, creating a sound greater than the sum of its parts. With endorsements from industry legends like Da La Swing, Jamie Jones, and Nic Fanciulli, Tromino’s music has earned its place among contemporary classics.
Track Analysis
Track One: You Move Me
Starting with a tribal beat and a bassline that demands attention, You Move Me layers syncopated percussion into a seamless groove. Minimal synth and vocal samples enhance the rhythm without overpowering it. Tromino describes it as a “rolling, tribal affair with a hint of tech,” adaptable to higher tempos, making it a versatile gem for any DJ’s set.
“You Move Me is a rolling, tribal affair with a hint of tech. The percussion and cool synth riff build up to a teasing drop, rolling again for a dynamic experience.” – Tromino
Track Two: Jack The Beats
Jack The Beats pulls listeners in with a commanding drumline, deep bass, and a classic vocal sample: “Jack, jack, jack the beats.” Its old-school synths blend seamlessly with modern production, creating a timeless dancefloor anthem. Tromino reimagines Jack’in House with a contemporary twist, making this track as infectious as it is nostalgic.
“Jack The Beats was inspired by the Jack’in House sound with a Tromino twist. Classic drum and bass sounds combined with wonky effects and a call jacking vocal sample.” – Tromino
Why This EP Stands Out
The You Move Me / Jack The Beats EP is a beacon of creativity in the electronic music landscape. With Tromino’s expert craftsmanship, both tracks are equally suited for club nights and home listening. Whether you’re curating your New Year’s Eve playlist or exploring the depths of electronic music, this EP is a must-have.
Tromino’s Legacy
Featured alongside Carl Cox in Bill Brewster’s book How To DJ Properly, Tromino continues to push boundaries. His ability to merge genres into cohesive tracks has earned him a loyal following and critical acclaim. As 2025 approaches, fans can look forward to even more groundbreaking releases.
Where to Listen
Stream or purchase You Move Me / Jack The Beats EP now on your favorite platforms:
Tromino’s You Move Me / Jack The Beats EP showcases his unparalleled ability to blend nostalgia with innovation. Which track resonates with you the most? Share your thoughts in the comments below and spread the word about this extraordinary EP!
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