Home Music Above & Beyond release ‘React,’ the lead single from their ‘Tranquility Base Vol. 2’ EP
Above & Beyond release ‘React,’ the lead single from their ‘Tranquility Base Vol. 2’ EP
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Above & Beyond release ‘React,’ the lead single from their ‘Tranquility Base Vol. 2’ EP

Home Music Above & Beyond release ‘React,’ the lead single from their ‘Tranquility Base Vol. 2’ EP

Legendary trio Above & Beyond returns with a brand new record, “React,” from their upcoming Tranquility Base Vol. 2 EP. With its heavy bassline and dynamic tempo changes, “React” not only captivates audiences worldwide but also promises to become a staple at clubs and festivals. The track debuted during the Radio 1 Dance show in March at the Drumsheds in London. Recently, it received an enthusiastic reception at Above & Beyond’s Group Therapy 600 celebrations in Mexico City, where the crowd of 14,000 responded with cheers.

Throughout a busy year filled with shows across Brazil, Canada, the UK, and the US, the GRAMMY-nominated founders of Anjunabeats dedicated time to the studio, crafting the next installment of their Tranquility Base series. This EP series pays homage to Above & Beyond’s cherished Tranquility Base alias, renowned for its contributions to the trance genre with iconic tracks like “Surrender,” “Oceanic,” and “Razorfish.”

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Following the immense success of Volume 1 last year, Above & Beyond now returns with five more club-ready instrumental tracks. Notably, the Tranquility Base Vol. 1 EP reached the #1 position on Beatport’s Techno releases chart, with singles like “Angry JP8” and “500” both hitting Beatport Trance #1.

“React” is out now via Anjunabeats, while fans can look forward to Above & Beyond full EP release on December 6, continuing the duo’s legacy of unforgettable music. Stream the track via Spotify below or via your preferred platform here.

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