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<\/ins><\/p>\n The duo are preparing themselves for the release of their new album, ‘U & ME’, and speaking about it said,<\/p>\n \u201cThe title for our latest full length album, U & ME, is a very simple pointer towards Unity & Love that we feel is inherent in life itself. Ultimately, we are all connected \u2013 in fact everything in the Universe is connected. Music allows us to express that connection through sound. There is so much inherent divisiveness in our culture today and we wanted to flip the \u2018you vs me\u2019 or the \u2018us vs them\u2019 dialogue on its head. \u2018My Country\u2019, \u2018My Team\u2019, \u2018My Race\u2019, \u2018My Beliefs\u2019, \u2018My Social Group\u2019 \u2013 they all are ideologies people identify with to enhance their false sense of self and can be divisive instead of unifying. Through them, people make themselves \u2018right\u2019 and others \u2018wrong\u2019 and define their identity through their enemies, the \u2018others\u2019, the \u2018non-believers\u2019 or \u2018wrong believers\u2019. This identification leads to suffering. Hopefully, our music can act as a light that shines upon one simple truth \u2013 Love.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Having always worked with incredible female singers, it’s no surprise that on their latest singles, ‘Hard Pass’ and ‘Diamonds’, they’ve collaborated with exceptional vocalists once more. Ryann, who sings on ‘Hard Pass’, has previously worked with Tritonal on their single, ‘Easy’, while on ‘Diamonds’, they’ve enlisted the help of relative newcomer, Rosie Darling.<\/p>\n The clip for ‘Hard Pass’ is shot in the canal of the Los Angeles River, with Ryann walking along the concrete while the river snakes along beside her, glistening in the sunlight. Her vocals coalesce perfectly with the dance rhythms of the electronic track, conjuring up the feeling of a glorious summer’s day.<\/p>\n\n