Trampolines by Chicane

Twenty-eight years of scene relevance doesn’t happen without a very special thing: quality. It’s the common denominator in all of Chicane’s work, from the ever-mentioned classics ‘Offshore’, ‘Saltwater’ and ‘Don’t Give Up’ to his newer productions and everything in between. And just like the last four albums that all hit #1 in Dance charts the world over, that too is the case for the U.K. mastermind’s ninth studio album: ‘Trampolines’. Longtime fans will know: a Chicane album is exactly what you’d expect, but then not quite. From three club favorites of the past summer — ‘Watching Over Me’, ‘Freefall’ and the much feted ‘Love, Love, Love’ — to tunes likes ‘Day One’ and ‘The Sleepless Night’ that serve up the famed Chicane sound on a different level, ‘Trampolines’ audially channels the emotional highs and lows, allowing listeners to bounce from hands-in-the-air summer fever to tracks that bring happiness and relaxation. ‘Trampolines’ is Chicane in optima forma. Ever the quality, but always in a different capacity.

Chicane's Nick Bracegirdle soared to fame with the hit "Don't Give Up," featuring Bryan Adams. Praised by dance and pop media, he released the successful album "Behind The Sun." Unhappy with the current UK chart, his latest album "Easy To Assemble" offers a collection of vocal songs with strong melodies, showcasing his artistic vision.