The show is a combination of material from his new album 'MIRRORS' which has been announced for release on the Ninja Tune label in September 2021, and some fan favourites from his back catalogue. The show will incorporate a lighting and visual element lent from the album.
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MIRRORS : LIVE
DJ SEINFELD
Swedish producer DJ Seinfeld returns with his brand new album 'Mirrors'.
If much of DJ Seinfeld's previous work was characterised by a sepia-tinged haze, a result of the producer's deliberately lo-fi production techniques, then brand new album 'Mirrors' sees his music come firmly into focus.
"On this album I wanted to retain a lot of the raw emotionality that brought people to my music in the first place," says Armand Jakobsson, better known as DJ Seinfeld. "But I also wanted to become a much better producer. It's been an arduous process but it's a real statement of where I'm at as a producer and person right now. I've been through various sonic explorations in the past few years but have come to understand what people like about my music and how to move forward with it."
Recorded between Berlin and Malmo, 'Mirrors' is the follow-up to Seinfeld's critically acclaimed 2017 debut album 'Time Spent Away From U' and his first for Ninja Tune. Named after a quote by Armand's favourite writer, Argentinean novelist Julio Cortázar, the album finds the producer in a more settled and grounded mood after an unfortunate family incident forced the producer to spend more time at home in his native Sweden over the past few years.
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Armand Jakobsson is the artist known as DJ Seinfeld, Rimbaudian and Birds of Sweden. Under these aliases you'll find sweeping emotive cuts, verdant dancefloor workouts and discerning dips into jungle and breaks. Releases have come on respected labels including Meda Fury, Ectotherm, UN.T.O and Lobster Fury: the collaborative label from Lobster Theremin and Meda Fury begun for the explicit purpose of releasing his tracks. DJ Seinfeld's beats are ultimately guided by an idea of authenticity, true to the spirit of the early house pioneers and the unabashed rawness the confines of their equipment demanded. A lot's been made of this lo-fi fuzz, with many clamoring to declare it a scene, but he won't be put into a box. His path is his own. A microphone picks up the tension and release of a singer: charged with emotion, the machine can't handle it. The rough edges of his productions emit the same sensibility. Footage of his gigs or their post-show reaction exemplifies the reception he gets as a DJ. Biographies often claim a DJ regularly 'sends crowds into rapture' or 'lays waste to the floor,' but in DJ Seinfeld's case pandemonium is the default. Mixes show his deft control of build-up and feel in the booth, while his mini series for legendary London station Rinse FM in May 'DJ Seinfeld presents...', was a master class in the kind of wonky left-field house he peppers his sets with. Armand began making music in Edinburgh at the suggestion of a respected friend. Time spent experimenting with sounds and exploring the possibilities contained within his laptop was cathartic relief from the grind of finishing his studies. Later returning to his hometown of Malmo, his interest in making music would intensify thanks to encouragement from his old school friends and the looming spectre of a 9-5 lifestyle. A move to Barcelona and the end of a relationship resulted in extended sessions watching the classic American sitcom and the music made to reflect that appeared under the name DJ Seinfeld. Rimbaudian already had traction and DJ Seinfeld was really intended as a side-project to exorcise emotions felt at that time. At first, tracks appeared on music-sharing groups online but he didn't claim ownership, despite the growing buzz. When his friend Courtesy's label Ectotherm began asking who the mysterious producer was, he began to take note. Then before long, Lobster Theremin and Media Fury followed suit. The point of no return though came one evening spent with Ableton and a few beers. The track 'U' was uploaded to Soundcloud, and the internet went into overdrive. Sampling Bob Geldoff's account of his split with his wife, amid soaring chants and keys wrought in heartache, 'U' is almost voyeuristic in its honesty. It's that truth, that realness, that defines what Armand's music is about.
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MIRRORS : LIVE
DJ SEINFELD
Swedish producer DJ Seinfeld returns with his brand new album 'Mirrors'.
If much of DJ Seinfeld's previous work was characterised by a sepia-tinged haze, a result of the producer's deliberately lo-fi production techniques, then brand new album 'Mirrors' sees his music come firmly into focus.
"On this album I wanted to retain a lot of the raw emotionality that brought people to my music in the first place," says Armand Jakobsson, better known as DJ Seinfeld. "But I also wanted to become a much better producer. It's been an arduous process but it's a real statement of where I'm at as a producer and person right now. I've been through various sonic explorations in the past few years but have come to understand what people like about my music and how to move forward with it."
Recorded between Berlin and Malmo, 'Mirrors' is the follow-up to Seinfeld's critically acclaimed 2017 debut album 'Time Spent Away From U' and his first for Ninja Tune. Named after a quote by Armand's favourite writer, Argentinean novelist Julio Cortázar, the album finds the producer in a more settled and grounded mood after an unfortunate family incident forced the producer to spend more time at home in his native Sweden over the past few years.
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Armand Jakobsson is the artist known as DJ Seinfeld, Rimbaudian and Birds of Sweden. Under these aliases you'll find sweeping emotive cuts, verdant dancefloor workouts and discerning dips into jungle and breaks. Releases have come on respected labels including Meda Fury, Ectotherm, UN.T.O and Lobster Fury: the collaborative label from Lobster Theremin and Meda Fury begun for the explicit purpose of releasing his tracks. DJ Seinfeld's beats are ultimately guided by an idea of authenticity, true to the spirit of the early house pioneers and the unabashed rawness the confines of their equipment demanded. A lot's been made of this lo-fi fuzz, with many clamoring to declare it a scene, but he won't be put into a box. His path is his own. A microphone picks up the tension and release of a singer: charged with emotion, the machine can't handle it. The rough edges of his productions emit the same sensibility. Footage of his gigs or their post-show reaction exemplifies the reception he gets as a DJ. Biographies often claim a DJ regularly 'sends crowds into rapture' or 'lays waste to the floor,' but in DJ Seinfeld's case pandemonium is the default. Mixes show his deft control of build-up and feel in the booth, while his mini series for legendary London station Rinse FM in May 'DJ Seinfeld presents...', was a master class in the kind of wonky left-field house he peppers his sets with. Armand began making music in Edinburgh at the suggestion of a respected friend. Time spent experimenting with sounds and exploring the possibilities contained within his laptop was cathartic relief from the grind of finishing his studies. Later returning to his hometown of Malmo, his interest in making music would intensify thanks to encouragement from his old school friends and the looming spectre of a 9-5 lifestyle. A move to Barcelona and the end of a relationship resulted in extended sessions watching the classic American sitcom and the music made to reflect that appeared under the name DJ Seinfeld. Rimbaudian already had traction and DJ Seinfeld was really intended as a side-project to exorcise emotions felt at that time. At first, tracks appeared on music-sharing groups online but he didn't claim ownership, despite the growing buzz. When his friend Courtesy's label Ectotherm began asking who the mysterious producer was, he began to take note. Then before long, Lobster Theremin and Media Fury followed suit. The point of no return though came one evening spent with Ableton and a few beers. The track 'U' was uploaded to Soundcloud, and the internet went into overdrive. Sampling Bob Geldoff's account of his split with his wife, amid soaring chants and keys wrought in heartache, 'U' is almost voyeuristic in its honesty. It's that truth, that realness, that defines what Armand's music is about.
The show is a combination of material from his new album 'MIRRORS' which has been announced for release on the Ninja Tune label in September 2021, and some fan favourites from his back catalogue. The show will incorporate a lighting and visual element lent from the album.
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MIRRORS : LIVE
DJ SEINFELD
Swedish producer DJ Seinfeld returns with his brand new album 'Mirrors'.
If much of DJ Seinfeld's previous work was characterised by a sepia-tinged haze, a result of the producer's deliberately lo-fi production techniques, then brand new album 'Mirrors' sees his music come firmly into focus.
"On this album I wanted to retain a lot of the raw emotionality that brought people to my music in the first place," says Armand Jakobsson, better known as DJ Seinfeld. "But I also wanted to become a much better producer. It's been an arduous process but it's a real statement of where I'm at as a producer and person right now. I've been through various sonic explorations in the past few years but have come to understand what people like about my music and how to move forward with it."
Recorded between Berlin and Malmo, 'Mirrors' is the follow-up to Seinfeld's critically acclaimed 2017 debut album 'Time Spent Away From U' and his first for Ninja Tune. Named after a quote by Armand's favourite writer, Argentinean novelist Julio Cortázar, the album finds the producer in a more settled and grounded mood after an unfortunate family incident forced the producer to spend more time at home in his native Sweden over the past few years.
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Armand Jakobsson is the artist known as DJ Seinfeld, Rimbaudian and Birds of Sweden. Under these aliases you'll find sweeping emotive cuts, verdant dancefloor workouts and discerning dips into jungle and breaks. Releases have come on respected labels including Meda Fury, Ectotherm, UN.T.O and Lobster Fury: the collaborative label from Lobster Theremin and Meda Fury begun for the explicit purpose of releasing his tracks. DJ Seinfeld's beats are ultimately guided by an idea of authenticity, true to the spirit of the early house pioneers and the unabashed rawness the confines of their equipment demanded. A lot's been made of this lo-fi fuzz, with many clamoring to declare it a scene, but he won't be put into a box. His path is his own. A microphone picks up the tension and release of a singer: charged with emotion, the machine can't handle it. The rough edges of his productions emit the same sensibility. Footage of his gigs or their post-show reaction exemplifies the reception he gets as a DJ. Biographies often claim a DJ regularly 'sends crowds into rapture' or 'lays waste to the floor,' but in DJ Seinfeld's case pandemonium is the default. Mixes show his deft control of build-up and feel in the booth, while his mini series for legendary London station Rinse FM in May 'DJ Seinfeld presents...', was a master class in the kind of wonky left-field house he peppers his sets with. Armand began making music in Edinburgh at the suggestion of a respected friend. Time spent experimenting with sounds and exploring the possibilities contained within his laptop was cathartic relief from the grind of finishing his studies. Later returning to his hometown of Malmo, his interest in making music would intensify thanks to encouragement from his old school friends and the looming spectre of a 9-5 lifestyle. A move to Barcelona and the end of a relationship resulted in extended sessions watching the classic American sitcom and the music made to reflect that appeared under the name DJ Seinfeld. Rimbaudian already had traction and DJ Seinfeld was really intended as a side-project to exorcise emotions felt at that time. At first, tracks appeared on music-sharing groups online but he didn't claim ownership, despite the growing buzz. When his friend Courtesy's label Ectotherm began asking who the mysterious producer was, he began to take note. Then before long, Lobster Theremin and Media Fury followed suit. The point of no return though came one evening spent with Ableton and a few beers. The track 'U' was uploaded to Soundcloud, and the internet went into overdrive. Sampling Bob Geldoff's account of his split with his wife, amid soaring chants and keys wrought in heartache, 'U' is almost voyeuristic in its honesty. It's that truth, that realness, that defines what Armand's music is about.
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MIRRORS : LIVE
DJ SEINFELD
Swedish producer DJ Seinfeld returns with his brand new album 'Mirrors'.
If much of DJ Seinfeld's previous work was characterised by a sepia-tinged haze, a result of the producer's deliberately lo-fi production techniques, then brand new album 'Mirrors' sees his music come firmly into focus.
"On this album I wanted to retain a lot of the raw emotionality that brought people to my music in the first place," says Armand Jakobsson, better known as DJ Seinfeld. "But I also wanted to become a much better producer. It's been an arduous process but it's a real statement of where I'm at as a producer and person right now. I've been through various sonic explorations in the past few years but have come to understand what people like about my music and how to move forward with it."
Recorded between Berlin and Malmo, 'Mirrors' is the follow-up to Seinfeld's critically acclaimed 2017 debut album 'Time Spent Away From U' and his first for Ninja Tune. Named after a quote by Armand's favourite writer, Argentinean novelist Julio Cortázar, the album finds the producer in a more settled and grounded mood after an unfortunate family incident forced the producer to spend more time at home in his native Sweden over the past few years.
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Armand Jakobsson is the artist known as DJ Seinfeld, Rimbaudian and Birds of Sweden. Under these aliases you'll find sweeping emotive cuts, verdant dancefloor workouts and discerning dips into jungle and breaks. Releases have come on respected labels including Meda Fury, Ectotherm, UN.T.O and Lobster Fury: the collaborative label from Lobster Theremin and Meda Fury begun for the explicit purpose of releasing his tracks. DJ Seinfeld's beats are ultimately guided by an idea of authenticity, true to the spirit of the early house pioneers and the unabashed rawness the confines of their equipment demanded. A lot's been made of this lo-fi fuzz, with many clamoring to declare it a scene, but he won't be put into a box. His path is his own. A microphone picks up the tension and release of a singer: charged with emotion, the machine can't handle it. The rough edges of his productions emit the same sensibility. Footage of his gigs or their post-show reaction exemplifies the reception he gets as a DJ. Biographies often claim a DJ regularly 'sends crowds into rapture' or 'lays waste to the floor,' but in DJ Seinfeld's case pandemonium is the default. Mixes show his deft control of build-up and feel in the booth, while his mini series for legendary London station Rinse FM in May 'DJ Seinfeld presents...', was a master class in the kind of wonky left-field house he peppers his sets with. Armand began making music in Edinburgh at the suggestion of a respected friend. Time spent experimenting with sounds and exploring the possibilities contained within his laptop was cathartic relief from the grind of finishing his studies. Later returning to his hometown of Malmo, his interest in making music would intensify thanks to encouragement from his old school friends and the looming spectre of a 9-5 lifestyle. A move to Barcelona and the end of a relationship resulted in extended sessions watching the classic American sitcom and the music made to reflect that appeared under the name DJ Seinfeld. Rimbaudian already had traction and DJ Seinfeld was really intended as a side-project to exorcise emotions felt at that time. At first, tracks appeared on music-sharing groups online but he didn't claim ownership, despite the growing buzz. When his friend Courtesy's label Ectotherm began asking who the mysterious producer was, he began to take note. Then before long, Lobster Theremin and Media Fury followed suit. The point of no return though came one evening spent with Ableton and a few beers. The track 'U' was uploaded to Soundcloud, and the internet went into overdrive. Sampling Bob Geldoff's account of his split with his wife, amid soaring chants and keys wrought in heartache, 'U' is almost voyeuristic in its honesty. It's that truth, that realness, that defines what Armand's music is about.
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