The Tralala are here firing up a time machine with “Work It Out,” a fan favourite from their debut “These Walls”. This track flat-out works.
Drew Price and Chris Trewin, the powerhouse duo behind The Tralala, have cooked up something special by grabbing that unmistakable, teeth-gritting guitar energy straight from the golden age of 90s alt-rock – think Weezer’s “Blue Album” turned up to eleven – and welding it to a slick, modern electro-pop sheen. What do you get? Pure sonic dynamite. The riffs hit hard, the production sparkles, and everything pulses with this “nostalgic-meets-modern” vibe.
The secret weapon – that killer duet vocal. When Price and Trewin trade lines, it’s not just call-and-response. It’s pure chemistry, dropping unexpected doo-wop charm right into the track’s rock-solid heart. It adds layers, surprises, and tons of sing-along potential. This back-and-forth is what launches “Work It Out” beyond simple nostalgia into genuinely inventive territory.
The duo totally nailed it when they said “this one seems to instantly connect with people.” Hell yeah it does. You’ve got that indie rock grit you’re after, those electro-pop hooks that won’t leave your head alone, and a riff-heavy backbone that begs to be played loud. This is The Tralala at their absolute best – it’s approachable without feeling watered down, creative without sacrificing that rock ‘n’ roll edge.
“Work It Out” isn’t just another great track – it’s The Tralala showing they can blend different eras and styles, wrapping up something fresh and exciting in that familiar, fuzzy alt-rock sound we all love. Hey indie stations, you listening? This is the radio-ready anthem you’ve been searching for. Turn it up, pass it around, and let those killer vocals and massive riffs rattle your soul. You need to hear this.