Tribeadelic presents electrifying psytrance EP 'Cosmic Sound of Music,' a collaboration from Flow Theory and Triex. Crafted as the mesmeric opener for a New Year's Eve set, the EP's first track 'Some Sort of a Something' sets the scene with driving basslines, cascading synths and endless energy. 'Cosmic Sound of Music' elevates the EP to a higher level of consciousness. Vocals used with permission of trance guru Raja Ram form the backbone of an experience combining the bliss of live performance with the grounding of studio precision. The track was featured at the Dance Temple stage at Boom Festival in 2022, a testament to its power and energy.

Flow Theory & Triex - Some Sort of Something

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Flow Theory is the brainchild of Australian-based, globally-grown DJ and producer Ashley Zadel, also known as @Aztoria. Named after a psychological state, the Theory of Flow describes the feeling of being so immersed that time disappears.

From Cape Town to London, Israel to Brazil, New Zealand and across Australia, Ash’s expert set craft and infectious energy bridge the gap between progressive and full-on Psytrance.

A prodigious tune-maker, his 2022 Up Records EP Into the Forest hit #1 on Beatport’s Top 100 chart, while his track Cosmic Sound of Music featured in the Boom Festival 2022 set by Nano Records artists Regan and Dala.

A fresh wave of 2025 releases is on the way, with collabs alongside Pragmatix, Koshiro, Biscuit Bytes, Triex, Amordad, Meraki and more - dropping on United Beats Records, Tribeadelic, and Rizoma Records.

Stay tuned. Get ready to lose time - and find your flow.