Crosstown Traffic
Grayhound Records
DJ Garth and Rob Doten formed Crosstown Traffic in '97. Their first release together -- "Open Sesame" b/w "Seen?" -- was a huge success on the West Coast and made quite a splash in the U.K. with the chaps at Paper Recordings and Talkin' Loud's own Gilles Peterson to name but a few. "Open Sesame" was eventually picked up by film director Gus Van Sant for his film Speedway Junky. "Surfin' Samurai" is taken from the duo's second Grayhound release, The Twilight Trilogy.
For a full bio on DJ Garth click here.
Luke Magnuson
last updated:
08/10/01
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