British Double Triangle is a multifaceted artist, balancing music production with a day job as a motion designer. Growing up in Harlow, Essex, in a town reminiscent of Basildon, he was deeply influenced by Vince Clarke and Depeche Mode. His childhood enthusiasm for Depeche Mode led him to join the Erasure fan club and even make appearances in two of their music videos, Love To Hate You and Fingers and Thumbs.
His debut single, Rompler, is a musical journey infused with the spirit of 80s synth-pop, skillfully blended with a contemporary twist. Originally composed as a piano piece, it underwent a transformation into a techno-pop, electronic track. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Depeche Mode, Siriusmo, Les Rhythmes Digitales, and more, Rompler seamlessly fuses elements of space disco, synthwave, and 80s nostalgia, resulting in a triumph of musical innovation.
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