British DJ and producer Dave Seaman has released “Mirrorball Sleaze,” the title track from his forthcoming album, out Sept. 11 via Selador Recordings, the label he co-runs with longtime friend Steve Parry. The release also features a remix from Christian Smith and D-SHIFT.
Seaman’s career spans more than three decades, beginning with his first professional DJ gig at legendary club Shelley’s in Stoke in 1990, where he played alongside emerging talents Sasha and Laurent Garnier. He later became the youngest editor of Mixmag and went on to play clubs and festivals in more than 80 countries, while working with artists including Kylie Minogue, Pet Shop Boys, David Bowie, New Order and U2.
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Through Selador Recordings, Seaman continues to champion underground electronic music alongside Parry, with the label featuring artists including Hernan Cattaneo, Rodriguez Jr., Robert Owens and Timo Maas.
“Mirrorball Sleaze” is also the title track of Seaman’s forthcoming album, due this fall. The project brings together new and older recordings, all created, revised or repurposed specifically for the album, connecting highlights from his extensive catalog with his current sound. It will also be Seaman’s first album to receive a vinyl release, while the first preview arrived July 10 with “Nightfalls.”
The title track opens with a hypnotic atmosphere and slightly off-beat arpeggio, backed by organic drums and a punchy kick. A gliding bassline, lo-fi echoed vocals, and detailed sound design build the track into a sleek club-focused production.
The Free Drumapella version strips away the drums, putting the spotlight on the arrangement and production details, while Christian Smith and D-SHIFT’s remix brings filtered sequences, a rolling bassline, more aggressive drums and an extended breakdown.
You can buy “Mirrorball Sleaze” via this link.
