Drowsy, rainy days spent drifting in and out of a blurred series of naps are a crucial ingredient in preserving one’s sanity. Whether The Trp’s latest track “clinging” is a soundtrack for one of those days or just a sonic manifestation of one is up for debate but, as far as we’re concerned, the song’s undeniable dreamy charm is not.

This isn’t the first time The Trp has wowed us with one of their twisted forays into the colorful depths of “Acid R&B”, and it most likely won’t be the last. What really sets “clinging” apart from some of their previously THUNDERCLAP’d tracks, though, is the addition of vocals from Montreal’s Chacha. What could’ve simply been another solid, soothing tune is elevated into a hazy, psychedelic duet with a tangible chemistry that seems like it might get you high if any were to fall on your tongue.

With The Trp’s debut EP titled “soak” on the way, “clinging” has imparted fans with an even better understanding of the musical niche the act is carving out for themselves, while producing even bigger questions as to which paisley-stained corner of the genre they’ll be pushing that sound toward next.

We don’t know a lot about the trp and about their upcoming debut EP “soak” that should drop anytime soon. Nevertheless, the progressive and secret R&B group shared another delightful and refreshing single. The metaphorical song “Dragons in the moma” was made in collaboration with Chacha on backing vocals and guitar and describes this strange and uncomfortable feeling one can feel when evolving in an unadapted environment or situation.

The band detailed on Office Magazine where the track was premiered:

[su_quote]Really a dragon shouldn’t be in the MoMA, it should be in a forest or something. But humans are kind of similar, we put ourselves in a lot of unnatural environments and situations we don’t thrive in.[/su_quote]

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