Fell Asleep In The Sun

Description

After is the trip-hop pop project tinged with the 2000s of Graham Epstein and Justine Dorsey, who met on Hinge in Los Angeles and realized they would probably make a better band than a couple. Born on the same day, August 23, 1995, the duo draws inspiration from diverse artists such as Michelle Branch, Portishead, Fountains of Wayne, and Enigma, creating music that is both nostalgic and innovative. Their sound has been praised by Rolling Stone, which wrote: "After... evokes an indefinable memory." Their first album, Fell Asleep in the Sun, pressed on a CD with a 2000s-inspired design, combines the nostalgic sound of the band with high-end packaging worthy of any collection. This beautiful collector's edition includes a 12-page booklet cut and enriched with illustrations, presented in a premium box that brings the visual universe of the album to life. Released via Mom+Pop Music, the project features tracks like "Take Me to Sunrise," "Promise (When You Go)," and "Snowburn," illustrating After's characteristic blend of dreamy melodies, textured production, and emotional resonance.