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Its been quite a while since i've done a party review, but i just had to for this one. The party itself was tough to get into, and with the heat, many people either left early or just chilled on the patio all night. But what Sean did behind the decks for just over 7 hours, has to be given praise. I've seen all of his extended sets, and maybe only missed a handful of his opening sets.... i cant remember hearing a better set than lastnight.
The early stages of the night was very slow. With the dancefloor being half empty, it gave Sean reason to do things more mellow, and also experiment with some slower tempo and beautiful melodies. He also reached back into his crates for some of his older material (which i loved), and brought back that sound we have all become accustomed to hearing from Sean since the beginning of his residency.
After taking some time out on the patio to cool off, i hit the main room around 4am to hear the 'new' Sean. A lot of the techy/hard stuff with a lot of electro influence. At this point i was dead tired (along with everyone else), but the music was so good, the heat was non existant at times.Totally slaughtered the dancefloor with Stevie and the rest of the regulars rockin it out. The music was relentless during peak hours - and at some point (around 6:30??) Sean called me up to the booth to let me know of his new track he was about to drop. This is a pure gem. Very melodic, sexy vocals, with a thick bouncy baseline that just comes together flawlessly. This track is vintage Miller. I popped back out on the dancefloor for the remainder of the set which hit the funky side, and winded down with slow moving melodies that brought the night to a close.
Happy B-day Sean, all the best to you with your upcoming tour. If this was any indication as to how you will play with Steve, you are going to blow many people away. Until next time......
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