Music Shopping
by admin on Apr.02, 2012, under Sean Flaim, Tracks I'm Digging
Since I’ve been so busy with the bar exam and other things, I haven’t had a proper sit down to go music shopping in a while. Thought I’d update with a few picks of “Track’s I’m Digging.”
This track on Diversia Records is a jam. While I kind of hate on Beatport a lot for cutting the heart out of their online samples, luckily the label has their own site where I could listen to the track in full. Great melodic tech house with a nice build and break that gets your body moving and bouncing…
Also, Jack & Diet on Get Funky has a delightful Latin flavor to it which caught my ear.
Movement
by admin on Mar.31, 2012, under Sean Flaim
Is only two months away. Looking forward to it.
AKA AKA & Umami & Thalstroem – What Matters (Hanne & Lore Remix)
by admin on Oct.19, 2011, under Uncategorized
Another great track I picked up recently.
Beirut Boogie
by admin on Oct.19, 2011, under Uncategorized
Great song I found remixed on a Robosonic mix.
Ming+FS
by admin on Sep.17, 2011, under Music
Serious hip hop/drum and bass circa ~1999-2000…
Robosonic
by admin on Jun.24, 2011, under Mixed Signals, Music
As many will remember, we brought Robosonic here back in 2006. Great night. Wanted to see what they were up to now and found this on YouTube. Very middle-of-the-set glitchy dance track with a Kenny Rogers sample.
Site update
by admin on Jun.10, 2011, under Personal, Sean Flaim
So yes, this site has been dormant since early-to-mid 2010. Mainly because my time to actually be involved in music has also remained dormant for that same period.
However, thankfully(?) due to the bad economy, I found it hard to even find a non-paying gig for the summer. So, since I have a bunch of free time that I haven’t anticipated, I guess I will be stepping up working on music for the summer.
So, expect a new mix from me over the next several weeks and maybe even some live sets provided that anybody sees fit to book me. I’ll probably also be working on an update to this site as well.
