TRIART | #125

After getting to know each other at the beginning of high school years, childhood dreams of the trio
gathered them in one place: Triart
Consisting of Ensar Sahin, Gorkem Gokkaya and Furkan Kilicaslan, Triart continue to chase their story
to create a common aesthetic in their music coalescing with art where powerful emotions emerge
and sounds from a diverse range of genres are blended with each other beyond the traces of only a
single form of music.
Having moved to different countries due to their educational lives before creating the Triart project,
the trio always shared their desire to discover more on electronic music which has been their passion
as of childhood years while they individually went on to make music in the triangle of the USA –
Slovenia – Turkey. When their solo performances in different countries laid the foundations of the
project during the university period, the dream to convey their own memories to the audience
through melody and rhythm came true with the project Triart in 2015. Then the trio became a hybrid
that had a mighty way with undestanding each other perfectly and together started to discover the
secrets of electronic music they synthesized via different cultures, to share their memories with the
listeners through melody and rhythm.
Triart were blending emotional melodies with progressive trance on the single titled ‘The Beginnig’
they released in 2015. A year after “The Beginning” reached top 50 on Beatport’s trance charts, the
trio entered the studio for the first time in Istanbul and created “Rumeli/Anadolu EP”. Their tune
“Rumeli” was played on Above & Beyond’s and Cosmic Gate’s radio shows, not long after they
managed to have a significant amount of audience by virtue of eclectic DJ compositions pursuing
pure emotions they made for Ferry Corsten, Markus Schulz and Martin Roth’s shows.
Being able to carry their identity a step forward after each performance, Triart decided to redefine
their story by making their productional processes far away from the eyes when they felt they
needed to create hypnotic tunes blended with dark melodies which have inspired their sets over
time.
Almost after a two-year hiatus, Triart redefine themselves with a brand-new sound andstory, moving
to a different dimension. The trio who spent that time in investigating different musical approaches,
developing their studio skills and drawing the roadmap of Triart’s new direction, the trio are ready to
discover the journey between music and pure emotions.