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Gabriel & Dresden and Dave Seaman
WPYM-93.1 Miami
The Global DJ Broadcast
www.party931.com , www.tranceairwaves.com and www.trancesphere.com live
simulcast!
For Monday: 04-05-04
This week's lineup: (6am GMT)
1:00 am - 2:00 am - Markus Schulz
2:00 am - 3:00 am - Markus Schulz
3:00 am - 4:00 am - Gabriel & Dresden
4:00 am - 5:00 am - Dave Seaman
Be sure to log on to the Global DJ Broadcast chatroom during the show!
#GDJB. We'd love to hear what you think of the latest sets as well as what
is on your mind. Our host, Markus Schulz is usually hanging out as well as
many of the guest djs!
Go to www.globaldjbroadcast.com and click on the "live chat" button to join
us!
It is the beginning of the month and time to log on to www.thedjlist.com to
vote for your top 10 djs!
Markus Schulz starts us off with the Essentials! April has started off just
right for Markus. With his new cd "Coldharbour Sessions 2004" just being
released and the vinyl\l sampler making its way into dj boxes world-wide,
Spring 2004 looks just right for our host. Be sure to tune in for the first
hour of the Broadcast when Markus brings us up to date on the latest
releases worldwide.
Gabriel & Dresden return to the Broadcast! Global DJ Broadcast favorites
Gabriel & Dresden send us this exclusive mix. Both Dave and Josh take a
minute out of their busy tour and studio schedules to put together this mix
just for the loyal GDJB listeners. Be sure to keep an eye out on
www.gabrielanddresden.com for their upcoming tour dates as well as news on
future releases.
Dave Seaman joins the Broadcast for the first time! There are many DJs who
have enjoyed many column inches for shaping the phenomenon that is modern
club culture. For many of these individuals, it was a question of right
time, right place. Talented yes; opportunistic, definitely - and just a
little bit lucky. But there is another story to be told, of the second
generation' DJs, those who were inspired by acid house, embraced its pivotal
ethics, and helped develop it. Enter Dave Seaman - pioneering second
generation DJ, but also oh, so much more.
Dave too, as he'd be first to admit, has had his fair share of lucky breaks.
However, it takes special talent to take advantage of them the way he has.
Yes, he effectively won his job with DJ organization DMC in a competition,
and blagged the editorship of the fledging members' magazine Mixmag simply
by being their youngest, hippest employee. But it was Dave who made the
company fully aware of the impact of acid house and railroaded them into
launching the magazine fully to the public. Single handedly he paved the way
for the vast array of club mags currently doing the rounds.
Yes, he was equally lucky to bump into budding production genius Steve
Anderson at DMC's recording studios. But it was the pair's respective
talents gelling that led the turbo fuelled hit Such A good Feeling', via
being Superstar remixers (the UK's first) to the likes of Michael Jackson
and the Pet Shop boys, to writing and producing for the likes of Kylie
Minogue and Take That.
Yes, he was fortunate that DMC was happy to back his partner Nick Gordon
Brown's Stress record label. But it takes talent to spot the likes of Sasha,
John Digweed, Full Intention and Andy from Groove Armada, all of whom had
early breaks on the label.
And yes it was a luck twist when Mixmag photographer Gary McLarnen invited
Dave to bring his DJ skills to a new night he was launching at the unlikely
Shelleys venue in Stoke on Trent. It just happened to become one of the UK's
best ever house clubs. The fact that Dave's DJing star is still in the
ascendant some 10 years later says it all.
For years Dave has kept at it, feverishly yet successfully juggling more
plates than most of his peers could imagine. Most recently he has focused on
his first love, DJing. It has earned him a first class ticket round the
world as the demand for his deck skills continues to rise. In the UK, he has
graced every superclub you care to mention, including Cream, Gatecrasher and
perhaps most notably Renaissance, with whom he has enjoyed a long and
mutually beneficial relationship. However, he is equally loved and revered
at a number of the country's less hyped, but equally wonderful small town
clubs - he is a God at the likes of Perth's Rhumba Club, Portrush's Lush and
Preston's Feel.
Dave Seaman - proof that sometimes nice guys do finish first.
NOW ON LINE: www.globaldjbroadcast.com
Next Week: Taucher and Satoshi Tomiie!
Markus Schulz Top 10 (in no particular order)
1. Audioholics - External Key [CDR]
2. Filterheadz - Yimanya
3. Armin Van Buuren - Burned with Desire (Markus Schulz Remix) [United]
4. Above and Beyond - No One On Earth (Gabriel & Dresden Remix) [Anjunabeats]
5. Probspot - Blueberry/Foreplay [CDR]
6. 8 Wonders - The 8th Wonder Of The World (Likwit vs. Espen Mix)
7. Markus Schulz presents Elevation - Largo [CDR]
8. Roland Klinkenberg - Monday Groove [EE]
9. Deepsky - Talk Like A Stranger (Markus Schulz Coldharbour Mix) [Yoshitoshi]
10. Solid Globe - Sahara (Markus Schulz Remix) [Fundamental]
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