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DJ Seinfeld
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Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: DJ Seinfeld's first EP of new music in 18 months is a typically evocative, atmospheric and ear-catching affair, with the Barcelona-based Swede once again prioritising mood and melody whilst keeping his eyes firmly focused on the dancefloor. He begins by adding bright, '80s freestyle synth melodies to a throbbing, arpeggio-driven groove on saucer-eyed opener 'Dreams of U and Me Above the Mezcal Moon', before wrapping immersive, delay-laden chords and stabs around an old-school house beat on the starry 'Love Down'. 'Through That Feeling' is a lusciously tactile chunk of deep house retro-futurism, while closing cut 'Miami Sunrise' is every bit as blissful and rushing as the title suggests.
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YEM 005
04 Dec 20
Deep House
04 Dec 20
Deep House
Review: DJ Seinfeld has really upped his productivity since launching the Young Ethics label earlier this year. "Parallax" marks the Swedish producer's third outing on the imprint and as expected he's served up another strong collection of cuts. Opener "Please Slow Down" is another ear-catching affair, with dreamy, reverb-laden female vocal snippets and vibrant, trance style synthesizer lead lines jauntily dancing above a crunchy two-step beat. "Xoul" sees him wrapping more slightly psychedelic, ambient techno influenced musical elements atop an Armand Van Helden style "dark garage" groove, while "Parallax" is a deliciously warm and loved-up chunk of breakbeat retro-futurism in his now familiar style. To round things off, the Swede offers up the EP's warmest and deepest moment, the rather delicious, "Right, What Time Do U Wanna Meet?"
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YEM 003
11 Oct 19
Deep House
11 Oct 19
Deep House
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: Three months ago DJ Seinfeld returned to action with the "Galazy EP", a wonderfully spacey, breakbeat-driven affair that arguanly contained some of his most mature and developed productions yet. There's more of the same on the "Lilium EP", a stripped-back two tracker where both cuts are worthy of extensive praise. "Lilium" boasts serious percussive weight - a result of the producer's layering of bongos and congas above a sturdy kick drum pattern - with a trance-inducing synth bassline, fluid electric piano lines and flowery chords providing the loved-up musical accompaniment. He doffs a cap towards both mid 1980s NYC freestyle and Italo-disco on the Bobby Orlando-influenced brilliance of "Lovejoy", whose drums and synth sounds are impressively authentic in their style and execution.
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YEM 002
26 Jul 19
Deep House
26 Jul 19
Deep House
DJ Seinfeld / Various
Played by: Juno Recommends Deep House
Review: 1990s sitcom fan turned lo-fi deep house royalty DJ Seinfeld is the latest selector to contribute to K7's long-running DJ Kicks series. This digital download edition naturally contains his mix - a hugely entertaining musical voyage rich in dreamy chords, bustling breakbeats, groovy deep house workouts, skewed techno and post-IDM curiosities - as well as all 21 tracks in unmixed, full-length, DJ-friendly form. Highlights are plentiful and include the downtempo bliss of the producer's own "I See You", the bass-heavy breakbeat/deep house fusion of Rudolf C's "Deep C Survivor", the quirky electronics and low-slung grooves of Falty DL's "Freak Acid" and the loved-up wonder that is Project Pablo's "Who's It For?"
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K 7370DTM
13 Jul 18
Deep House
13 Jul 18
Deep House
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K7370S2
27 Jun 18
Electro
27 Jun 18
Electro
Review: Hyped Barcelona DJ/producer and '90s U.S sitcom fan DJ Seinfeld is in the midst of a rich vein of form, with recent EPs on Lobster Fury and Endotherm only enhancing his rising reputation. This collection of analogue-rich, alien techno workouts on Natural Sciences is, predictably, also rather good. There's a pleasing looseness to the clattering drum machine hits, thrusting analogue bass, psychedelic electronics and cut-up vocal samples of "Vaping Lyf", while "Ruff Hysteria" sounds like late '80s Chicago deep house crossed with the fluttering, head-in-the-clouds innocence of early '90s ambient techno.Then you'll find the drowsy chords, hustling machine drums and wonky vocal samples of "Wombat Bounce" and the roughneck, hardcore style cut-up drum breaks and saucer-eyed chords of "What Kind of Sandwich Is This?"
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NATURAL 009
17 Nov 17
Deep House
17 Nov 17
Deep House
Review: It's been a whirlwind 12 months for DJ Seinfeld, who has gone from "unknown entity" to hyped producer in what seems like the blink of an eye. There's little doubt that this debut album on Lobster Fury will simply enhance his credentials further. It's a typically dusty and lo-fi affair, but far more positive in tone than your average crackly techno full-length. The Swedish producer makes extensive use of rubbery synth basslines, hazy R&B and pop vocal samples and the kind of production tricks more frequently found on disco-house and old US garage records (while, naturally, rarely sounding exactly like either style). In other words, the album is full of attractive, floor-friendly party techno for those who like their cuts fun and funky, rather than stern and severe.
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LF 02
03 Nov 17
Deep House
03 Nov 17
Deep House
