We may never know what the objective truth is behind both of these lawsuits because in August 2015 the trio came to a settlement without disclosing any terms publically. Pre-Lawsuit Krewella Image Via Artist Facebook The sisters alleged that they did everything in their power to support him during recovery, but in the end, they had to sever the relationship with Trindl before he destroyed everything they had all worked so hard to create.

They further went on to say that there were numerous occasions where he was too intoxicated to play, would became belligerent with fans while on stage, recklessly disrupted the mixing during live sets, and was a safety concern during the entire touring schedule. Jahan and Yasmine countersued Trindl, claiming that he never recovered from his alcoholism and had continued problems with drugs and alcohol through the tour. The lawsuit added that the Yousaf sisters took this opportunity to establish themselves as the sole faces of the group and exit Trindl completely. He was asked to take a leave to focus on his health in March 2014 but to continue producing music for Krewella. After recovery, Trindl moved into the residence of Udell and was later met with an intervention for the depression the group believed he had. In the Summer of 2013, he checked himself into a detox program and then a 30-day rehab in order to recover from alcoholism. The lawsuit that Trindl brought alleged that the pressure during this time of touring become too much, to the point he began to regularly abuse alcohol. One year later, Trindl would be suing Jahan and Yasmine for $5 million, alleging that they conspired to have him removed from the group. Even though Krewella was facing great succesful, fracture began to splinter their way across the group. After the success of their first EP, having peaked at number six on top Billboard Top US Dance Hits, and a yearвЂ™s worth of constant touring, вЂњ Get WetвЂќ was released in September 2013 to great acclaim. Due in part to the social networking skills of classmate Jake Udell and efforts of their manager Nathan Lim, Krewella was signed to Columbia in early 2012. Having been students together at Glenbrook North High School, sisters Jahan and Yasmine Yousaf, and Kris Trindl resolved to become Krewella on the fated-day of June 8th, 2010. Having been in the limelight for almost a decade, that time has created new memories, new enemies, and a few battle scars along the way. While everything started as rainbows and sunshine, or rather parties and alcohol, a fall later ensued that ripped the trio into a duo. Exploding on the scene in June 2012 with their freshmen EP вЂњ Play HardвЂњ, there seemed to be no heights that Krewella could not reach.

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