Trivecta

Sam Dobkin, known professionally as Trivecta, is an electronic dance music producer, songwriter, and DJ recognized for his contributions to the melodic bass genre. Dobkin is known for producing melodic trance, dubstep, bass, and drumstep music, with a focus on blending melodic elements with electronic production. He has released music through labels including Monstercat, Thrive Music, and Ophelia Records. In addition to his work as a producer and DJ, Dobkin is a guitar teacher, bringing a background in live musicianship to his electronic music projects.

Dobkin began his career with the melodic dubstep track "One Night Only" featuring Yohamna Solange, released on Monstercat. The single achieved significant streaming numbers and established his presence in the electronic music industry. He expanded his repertoire with tracks such as the trance song "Evaporate" featuring Aloma Steele and the house track "Drift Away" featuring Charlotte Haining. Dobkin’s approach combines melodic and progressive house influences, attracting a diverse audience within the dance music community. He frequently collaborates with other artists, exploring new creative directions in electronic music production.

Dobkin’s profile has grown through collaborations and remixes with prominent figures in the electronic music scene. He has toured with artists including Illenium, Seven Lions, Dabin, Kill The Noise, and Wooli, and has produced official remixes such as his version of Illenium’s "Fractures." Dobkin also collaborated with Excision and Wooli on "Oxygen" featuring Julianne Hope. His work has received attention from industry platforms such as Dancing Astronaut, EDM Sauce, and MrSuicideSheep.

Dobkin’s debut EP, "Everyday," released via Ophelia Records, features a fusion of indie folk and melodic bass, with Dobkin performing all instruments. Influences on the EP include Mumford & Sons, Of Monsters and Men, and Avicii. The "Everyday" EP introduced the "folk bass" genre, blending indie-folk chords with melodic bass elements. Dobkin’s debut album, "The Way Back Up," released on Ophelia Records, showcases his ability to transition between genres, including techno, electro, progressive house, and acoustic-driven tracks featuring his guitar work. The album includes collaborations with artists such as Matluck.

Dobkin’s live performances, which feature guitar, have distinguished him within the electronic dance music scene. He has performed at major festivals and venues, including Ultra Miami, Red Rocks, The Gorge, Echostage, and the LA Convention Center, and has supported artists such as Illenium at large-scale events. Dobkin’s streaming catalog includes the Billboard-charting Seven Lions collaboration "Island" and the Excision collaboration "Oxygen." His work continues to influence the evolution of melodic bass, trance, and electronic dance music.