Late ’80s/early ’90s hard rock staples Trixter last released new material in 2015. The band, perhaps best known for their self-titled 1989 debut which featured the hits “Give It To Me Good,” “One In A Million” and “Surrender,” has undergone a few lineup changes in recent years notably with singer Pete Loran stepping aside due to other priorities.
The band reformed a few years back with guitarist Steve Brown and bassist P.J. Farley trading vocal duties, and in a new interview with Web Is Jericho via Youngstown Studio, Brown said he’s gearing up for the next Trixter studio effort.
“Yeah, I’m actively working on songs right now,” Brown said. “P.J. has got some ideas. We have some stuff in the works. We started shooting some documentary footage — not for a Trixter documentary, but something about P.J. and I, our journey together. It’s gonna be really unique. And hopefully we’re gonna have that done for next year or maybe the year after. And we’re definitely gonna have a new Trixter record that accompanies that.”
Brown continued: “I could easily put out another Trixter record in another couple of weeks, if I had to. It needs to be something that has more special meaning. And especially because it’s sort of a different configuration now. So it needs to be that much more extra special for me to wanna commit to do that. But it’s definitely in motion. And I will say I probably have 15 new songs that are that I’m extremely excited about and I can’t wait for the world to hear it. Because, like everything that I do, I try to make it the best thing that I’ve ever done. So I’m really happy with this, where it’s coming. And P.J. has come up with some great ideas, and I actually had him sing on a song that I wrote that I thought would be perfect. And it came out a hundred percent better than I thought it was gonna be.”
Check out Brown’s full interview below.
