Backspin Boys - HD2000XP (John Selway Remix)
johnselway on May 17, 2011 05:05- John Selway & Dave Turov - Choo Got It Artwork
John Selway & Dave Turov - Choo Got It
johnselway on May 17, 2011 04:24 - Interplanetary Express (clip) Artwork
Interplanetary Express (clip)
johnselway on November 28, 2010 16:51 Fillippo Mancinelli & Allen May - The Hills (John Selway Remix)
johnselway on July 22, 2010 06:28Coyu & Edu Imbernon - La Coincidencia (John Selway Mysterious Remix)
johnselway on May 05, 2010 00:38- Countenance (Smith & Selway Dub) Artwork
Countenance (Smith & Selway Dub)
johnselway on March 30, 2010 01:14
About
In a world of electronic-music hit and runs, John Selway is a rare beast: an innovator and originator whose current work rivals his groundbreaking early projects. And while the DC-born, NYC-based producer and DJ has left his mark on countless styles, he’s defined by none of them, remaining devoted to his own multi-faceted muse.
These days, Selway is best known for the ecstatic rush of “Total Departure,” his top-selling single with partner in crime Christian Smith, and for CSM, his long-running deep and minimal label. But Selway’s roots run deeper than most. He worked with deep-house luminaries Deep Dish in their earliest days; he produced hard, acid-laced techno with Disintegrator and mind-bending trance tracks in Koenig Cylinders with Oliver Chesler (aka The Horrorist); he collaborated on remixes with living legend Carl Cox; he helped spark the late-‘90s electro scene at the helm of Serotonin Records.
As a DJ and live act, Selway has performed the world over. When he’s not filling rooms, he collaborates relentlessly: with DJ Ulysses as Neurotic Drum Band, with his longtime friend Abe Duque, and with his CSM label partner Dave Turov. Still, Selway’s own productions and remixes are the center of his musical world: darkly glittering, gleefully syncopated dance tracks that effortlessly straddle the techno/house divide, sounding as good in headphones as they do at 115 dBs on the dancefloor. In other words, the work of a consummate professional working at the height of his powers.
-Todd Goldstein
