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George Bolton: ‘Atomic’ Album Returns to Trance Roots

Atomic album by George Bolton's Trancendental cover art

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Boston’s techno veteran, George Bolton, reignites his 90s project “Trancendental” with the electrifying album, “Atomic.” This release marks a return to Bolton’s trance roots, taking listeners on a journey through pulsating beats and infectious grooves.

“Atomic” pulsates with the raw energy of the early trance scene. Recorded entirely in Bolton’s home studio, the album retains an unpolished charm, reminiscent of those late-night underground raves. Every track explodes with a burst of electronic energy, designed to keep you grooving from start to finish.

The opener “Vapourtrail” throws you right into the heart of the party. A revving intro explodes into an effortless groove, complimented by cool, echoing vocals that have an otherworldly feel. Tracks like “City of Sin” build on this energy, with layers of hazy vocals and driving rhythms that ooze confidence.

Photo from George Bolton's Trancendental for Atomic album

The album also showcases Bolton’s ability to craft diverse soundscapes. “Euphoria” provides a welcome break, offering a more atmospheric vibe with its vibrant rhythm, perfect for losing yourself in the moment. “Pop and Lock” leans into a more melodic side of EDM, featuring catchy synth loops that will have you tapping your feet in no time.

The album’s closer, “Ancestors,” exemplifies Bolton’s knack for surprising transitions. Shimmering waves build and swirl, creating a sense of affluence and elegance. Then, with a satisfying drop, the beat kicks in, leaving you with a feeling of serene peacefulness.

George Bolton’s Transcendental Blasts Back with High-Energy

Overall, “Atomic” is a successful return to form for George Bolton’s Trancendental. The album skillfully blends elements of classic trance with modern production techniques, resulting in a collection of tracks that are both timeless and fresh. With plans to perform live DJ sets in the near future, Bolton is poised to bring the energy of “Atomic” directly to dance floors everywhere. So, dust off your dancing shoes and get ready to move – George Bolton’s Trancendental is back to break a sweat.

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