Bio:

Trafik is an English progressive house duo consisting of Andrew Archer and John Elliott. They have released three studio albums and several singles on Global Underground and performed remixes for labels including Lost Language, Audio Therapy, Proton Music, and others. They performed the mix work on GU10 among other Global Underground releases. Their tracks have featured in tv shows like CSI: NY and CSI: Miami, and the Nike-developed exercise games EyeToy: Kinetic and EyeToy: Kinetic Combat.

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Trafik

Live Lounge

Rating: 8/10

Great set of sounds produced to a seemingly perfect quality.

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Utku S - Electro House Producer

Rating: 8/10

The loops are going to appeal to the messiest of tech-heads and the glitchiest of the electro-lovers.

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Justin Robertson - Disco Tech

Rating: 10/10

A vast range of quality samples from a quality producer with a vast range.

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Meat Katie Tech Funk Producer Vol 2

Rating: 8/10

Outstanding drums and dirty ass basslines make this a must have sample pack release from the legendary Meat Katie.

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Glimpse - Deep Analogue Techno

Rating: 10/10

Deeper than afternoon tea with Mahatmar Ghandi and the Dalai Lama.

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French Electro House

Rating: 8/10

All the right amounts of distortion on the bass lines and the right amount of snap on the drums.

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Indie Dance And Nu Electro

Rating: 8/10

A lot of unique, cool music loops on this one but for me the drum samples are the real gem of the pack.

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Utah Saints - Electro House & Indie Dance

Rating: 8/10

For me the beauty is in the details here, some awesome one shots and effects.

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Timo Maas Tech House And Techno

Rating: 9/10

The kit sounds are the stand out here, wonderfully rounded kicks and snappy snares and hats.

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High Rankin Dubstep Tearout

Rating: 10/10

Very excited about this sample CD. Certainly some of the best snare hits around and without doubt some frickin' huge bass hits. If this doesn't bring out your inner 'wobble', then nothing will.

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