Triangle Clique are a musical act like you’ve most probably never heard before. With an infectious energy and some killer beats, they’ve got this impressive ability to liven up any party. One of the many urban legends about the Triangle Clique is their debut performance at the House of Blues in Orlando, Florida. Originally scheduled to go on later in the night, the club owner called them out early because the night was going bad and people were leaving the club. Not only did Triangle Clique’s electrifying performance stop the remaining crowd from leaving, but it actually got people from outside to come in and see what all the noise was about. Those people, most likely, became Triangle Clique fans for life.
Why?
It’s just the band’s way. Their compelling, catchy music inspires you to dance like there’s no tomorrow and really feel the rhythm down into your bones. It’s a great music to lose yourself to and shake your problems away. In many ways, the Triangle Clique does exactly what music is meant to do, that is help people escape the tedium of their everyday lives and feel, for once, like the soul of the party.
After being offered numerous record deals, Triangle Clique refused them all, not being able to reach an agreement with any of the labels. Determined not to let that stop them from their dream of creating music, they founded their own record label, appropriately entitled Triangle Clique Records (Triangle Clique LLC), and now, they’re releasing one single after the other.
“Chiwanna”, their latest release, stands out as an immediate crowd-pleaser. It’s a song that’s got such potent and catchy rhythm that you’re not able to get it out of your head once you’ve heard it. It will get everyone at the party moving about and feeling good, and it will get them Googling the Triangle Clique once they get home, because these three siblings have a way of making music that stays stuck in your head long after you’ve stopped listening. They’re catchy. And it’s not just in the intense rhythm (though that, too), but in their energy, in who they are as people. Determined artists, but also fun-loving folks that are bound to show you a good time.