Triprocket continues their special genre of “poptronica 4 the masses” with their sophomore release “Romeo’s Ex”. Produced by keyboardist Bobby R, this album implements more guitar-driven pop elements into their sound, yet their electronica base is always heard through every well-crafted song. <p> Lead singer Kaila Brasell expands her artistry with imaginative vocal textures on “Romeo’s Ex”, while the lyrics on “Romeo’s Ex” evoke the multi-facets of past and future relationships.<p> The new album “Romeo’s Ex” includes their cover of Led Zeppelin’s “Immigrant Song” featured on Dragon Ball Z after receiving enthusiastic permission from Jimmy Page!

Song		Actions
	Secret Garden Pop - Rock Plays: 33	View Song Info
	Calling Out (edit) Electronic - Electronica Plays: 38	View Song Info
	Pretend Electronic - Electronica Plays: 21	View Song Info
	Yell Pop - Alternative Plays: 60	View Song Info
	The Ride Rock - General Plays: 30	View Song Info
	Mine (edit) Pop - Rock Plays: 10	View Song Info
	Alpenglow/When You Sleep Electronic - Electronica Plays: 39	View Song Info
	Lucky Criminal Rock - General Plays: 6	View Song Info
	What's Real (edit) Electronic - Ambient Plays: 42	View Song Info
	Moonsong (edit) Pop - General Plays: 12	View Song Info
	Without A Word To Say Rock - Modern Plays: 30	View Song Info

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