Takeofftuesdays Turns a 2024 Single’s Title Into Awakening, an Eight-Track Electronic Album
Takeofftuesdays Turns a 2024 Single's Title Into Awakening, an Eight-Track Electronic Album
The American Electronic Producer Moves From Rapid 432 Hz Singles to a Compact Label Album
Takeofftuesdays released Awakening, an eight-track electronic album, on 14 April 2026. It is for listeners who like their house and EDM in tight, even-length cuts. It runs to 30 minutes and 34 seconds, and its name goes back to a single from August 2024, Awakening (963 Hz). That makes the album a good place to see where this artist has been and where the music is heading.
Takeofftuesdays has a track from Awakening in the playlist below, and the project’s full run of coverage sits on the Takeofftuesdays artist profile. Awakening came to this desk through PopHits.Co Music Charts, which verifies independent artists and places their releases across its network of music news sites. Listen to the opener, then read on.
Start with the name, because it came first. Takeofftuesdays is a Colombian-American producer based in Miramar, United States. The artist moved from Colombia to Florida at the age of ten. The name was coined on 4 October 2017 for a weekly habit. Every Tuesday, the day off from a job at a car dealership, meant a flight somewhere. Those trips ran for five years before the name became a music project.
From a Crypto Single to 41 Releases in Four Months, the Takeofftuesdays Catalogue Before Awakening
The music arrived in June 2021 with Dogecoin to $1. That single showed an interest in crypto that still runs through the project’s channels. Three years later came the run that defines the catalogue. Between 26 May and 3 October 2024, Takeofftuesdays released 41 singles. Thirty-four carry a 432 Hz tag in the title, four are marked 963 Hz and one 528 Hz. The artist presents these tunings as an alternative to the 440 Hz standard most music uses, one meant to heal. Two albums, Holographic Universe and AGE OF AQUARIUS, also landed a week apart that August.
That same year the project signed with Sound Alive Records, an independent deal that leaves the masters with the artist. The release pace slowed after that. In 2025 came two albums, Memories in March and the 16-track King in April, with a few singles around them. Then in January 2026 came En Tres Dias, a reggaeton single produced by Fanny Mercury. Colombia Music Inc covered it in March.
How Takeofftuesdays Built Awakening From Eight Even-Length Electronic Tracks and No Frequency Tags
Then came Awakening, and the first difference is in the titles. None of the eight carries a frequency tag. Legend opens the album and Won’t Give Up closes it. In between sit Mind, Workout, Rollout, Firehouse, Danger and Anatomy, names that point at movement and pressure.
The second difference is the shape. Six tracks run between 3:32 and 3:35, so the album moves in even steps. Only two break the pattern: Firehouse, the longest at 4:45, and the closer at 4:23.
Legend also shows how the album was made. Takeofftuesdays, credited as Daniel Roldan, composed and produced it and played the synthesiser, sampler and electronic drums. Eric Finnerud handled A&R administration. That leaves a sleek, self-made electronic record from a producer who describes the work as EDM and house.
The path has a famous model in Kaytranada. The Canadian producer built a following through years of beats and remixes posted to SoundCloud. He signed with XL Recordings in 2014 and released his debut album, 99.9%, in 2016. It won the Polaris Music Prize. Takeofftuesdays is far earlier on that road. But Awakening follows the same logic: a flood of quick releases, then a label record that edits the idea down.
From the MusicDrops.News curator team: “Forty-one singles in four months read like a sketchbook. Awakening reads like an edit: eight tracks, an even length and no frequency tags.”
What Comes After Awakening for Takeofftuesdays, From a New Single to a Hip-Hop Album
The closing title also points back. Won’t Give Up echoes Dont Give Up, a spoken-word single from August 2024. It also repeats the message the artist keeps giving fans: never give up.
So the next steps are already in motion. I Will Fear No Evil, a single, arrived on 13 October 2026, six months after the album. In September the artist told VoyageMIA about a rap and hip-hop album in progress with the producer E. Smitty. That would be a move back toward the conscious rap side of the catalogue.
The cover may travel further than any single track. It shows a figure in a horse-head mask and dark glasses beside the word AWAKENING. Electronic music knows how far a head can go. deadmau5 first performed in his mouse helmet in 2008. The mau5head became the image fans recognise before the music starts. For Takeofftuesdays, whether the horse head returns is one of the open questions after this album.
Still, the album’s name holds the whole story. Awakening began as one tuned single among 41. Two years later it came back as an eight-track record with a label behind it. It is the clearest sign yet of where Takeofftuesdays wants to go.
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