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Posted : Jan 4, 2008 20:35
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Hey guys, I've got a new tune coming out next week. Here's all the info from the press release:
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Jay Selway's "Left Deaf" has been smashing dancefloors across the world and was recently played by Christopher Lawrence on Eddie Halliwell's BBC Radio One show . Named after the fact this super-talented producer is all but deaf in one ear, the track is a devastating concoction of heavy synth riffs, tribal drums and cleverly placed vocals and effects. Oh, and one monster breakdown.
Based out of Baltimore, Jay has headlined with countless world-renowned DJs and live acts, and has releases on Iboga, Soular and Joof Recordings. 2006 was the break out year for this American producer with his tracks receiving world class support from Christopher Lawrence, Graham Gold, John '00' Fleming, Nicholas Bennison and others.
There's no letting up on the remixes as Persequor toughens the beat and thickens the atmosphere with a haunting rendition. And fresh off his amazing new album on Joof, Prosper pumps out two more bruisers - one remix a full on trancer with emphasis on the uplifting synth line while the other drops into some acid madness after the break.
Available January 2008 through Beatport.com, iTunes.com, DJDownload.com, 3BeatDigital.com, AudioJelly.com and all the major download stores around the world.
Click here for audio samples. http://www.propulsionrecords.com/releases/left-deaf
Press:
5/5 Trance Tune of the Month!
This tune has already been making waves on the world wide DJ circuit as have 'Jay's' previous releases which have gained support from the likes of 'Christopher Lawrence', 'John 00 Fleming' and 'Nicholas Bennison' to name but a few. There are four mixes; the 'Original,' the 'Persequor Remix' the 'Prosper Die To River Remix' and the 'Prosper Remix.' The track is aptly named after the fact that the Baltimore based producer is nearly deaf in one ear. Mind you, with the quality of the finished product, you would have never guessed. All the mixes are hard-edged uplifting trance and my choice is the 'Persequor Remix' but all are a bit special.
- D.S., IDJ Magazine, UK (January 2008) |
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