Published
Mon, Feb 28, 2005, 08:25
- No sleep for the wicked it appears as Trafik continues to write, producer, and remix music at what seems to be the height of their careers. Inside the stables of Global Underground find pr
No sleep for the wicked it appears as Trafik continues to write, producer, and remix music at what seems to be the height of their careers. Inside the stables of Global Underground find producers Andrew Archer and John Elliot. Still scoring praise for their debut album “Bullet,” the duo returns to give a second helping of music.
So in comes Afterhours 2, the sequel to one of 2002's most surprising successes from a label that has been synonymous with the sounds of top progressive jocks. Yet, it seems as though it shouldn’t be a stretch to hear more spine-tingly grooves for the afterhours as the last few releases have seen more compilations that fit in the early morning mood than that of the confines of the nightclub. RA speaks to Trafik about the release and what the future has in store.