He duly obliged and above and beyond the call of duty, he has done us proud with a couple of storming cuts that have been two of our very own Dave Seaman’s secret weapons in recent weeks. ‘Pony Up’ is a genre straddling peak timer driven by an hypnotic percussive riff and featuring a couple of explosive drops whilst ‘Bring It Back’ is a barnstorming slice of main room tech house that weaves it’s way to yet another dancefloor destroying payoff. Seriously guys, these are not to be missed. Our casa es su casa!

For further evidence, check out this little vid of Mr Seaman playing Pony Up in Mexico recently…
DJ reactions so far have been outstanding

Henry Saiz – Pony up is great for the dancefloor, thank you!
Federico Epis – Amazing track ! Pony Up for me thanks
Egostereo – Love Bring it back Thanks Egostereo
MOS – Nice one! Will test these out. Thank’s!
Aldrin – 2 slices of peaktime action!
Slam – Nice EP – will try out – thanx
Jon Cowan – two monsters…. pony up seems to be my pick but will support both for sure….
Erphun – Like Pony Up, nice funk!
Lexicon Avenue – excellent love pony up will work a treat
Amin Golestan – Both tracks are perfect for peak time. Love both of them
Nick Warren – bring it is the one for me
Steve Parry – Pony Up is very good, Bring It Back is cool!
Wally Lopez – A bit progressive for me now..will tet
DJ Meri – totally into Bring It Back! thanks..
Pete Gooding – best track on label for some time!!! will play on show and at gigs
Presslaboys – good techouse
Neil Quigley – Bring It Back brings the funk

Available now at Beatport or from our own online store

Annexe is named after the legendary back room at Cream at Nation in Liverpool. You’re still a resident there. How is it compared to ten years ago?
And can you tell us some of your favourite memories from there?

Yeah, Cream’s my home.. Well it’s not weekly anymore they just do 3 or 4 massive shows a year at nation now, it’s great to be a part of,they all sell out and the crowd there is up for anything so it makes my job really easy. In a lot of ways cream is bigger than ever right now..

I’ve been closing my sets with ‘The Annexe’ at the last few gigs and the response has been unreal, hence the name. Favourite memories in there for me as a clubber are of course the legendary Laurent Garnier 6 hour sets

And what about Liverpool clubbing in general. We hear good things about Circus, Chibuku and RIAC. Is it just as healthy as its always been?

Liverpool clubbing is actually better than ever i think, almost too good for the size of the city.. Every week there’s something great to go too, which makes it really competitive between the promoters but fantastic for everyone else

You still run 3 Beat records online since the shop closed. How are you finding that? Is there still a solid demand for vinyl or is it just a matter of time before the format dies forever?

No the shop is still open too.. It’s going really well, certain styles are still selling well; disco/house/d&b/techno.. But otherwise we’ve shifted more emphasis towards tickets, merch and cds..I really hope vinyl never dies but of course it’s becoming increasingly difficult.

Which 4 people (dead or alive, real or fictitious) would you invite to your perfect dinner party?

John Lennon, Robbie Fowler, Bob Dylan & my dad.. purely for the weird conversation, as well as meeting a few heroes

What was the number 1 record when you were born? If you don’t know, give us you’re date of birth and we’ll tell you.

Chaka Khan ‘I Feel for You’ so wikipedia tells me.. mad

What was the last album you bought and can you give us a few other recommendations of albums to check out?

Well I’ve only just really got onto ‘The Black Keys’ (after seeing them at Glastonbury).. So i’ve basically been catching up with their albums of late, really really good band, if you’re into Hendrix/Zeppelin etc.. you’ll love them!

What 3 things are the worst about touring?

The positives massively outway the negatives, but i do miss my family and dog when i’m away for too long

Tell us about your upcoming plans over the next few months.

In the next few months,lots of gigs including; Silo Aztec, Format four, Ministry, Cream etc.. Aswell as running the record shop and spending lots of time in the studio.. I’m going to New york with the Mrs in February too, which will be a welcome break

Jemmy & Aztec ‘The Annexe’ is available to download now from our own online store and from Beatport.

Jemmy will be playing at Cream for the party on Boxing Day Night. Check the Cream website for further details.

Release date – 28th October

Tell us how you came to be called Fusion F & Come T?

How is the clubbing scene in Poland at the moment?
We really enjoy the Polish music scene, we have many great events and almost every week we play to full dancefloors. People here understand the music and really appreciate the DJ’s. Sometimes we do our own events with guests DJ’s from abroad and they are always impressed with our clubs and the enthusiasm of our clubbers.

What is your own personal favourite production or remix you’ve done together? The one you’re most proud of?
Our favourite tracks that we have done are “Superb Fly” from Baroque Records and “Native Place” from our own label Fruit Machine. From remixes we really like “Gigitech” for Presslaboys and “Favoured Nations” for Trafik. We are the most proud of working with the likes of Audio Therapy on tracks “Wonder” and “Green Housing Estate” and also with Global Underground on the track “Our History”.

What is the most difficult thing facing young producers starting out today?
For us it is difficult to find the time we need as the 21st century is a crazy time and everything is in a big hurry. But we don’t think about it, we only want to do good music.

Which 4 people (dead or alive, real or fictitious) would you invite to your perfect dinner party?
Its difficult to find even one person with whom we want to both meet, maybe Paris Hilton is a good choice ha ha but we have chosen John Murphy, the English film composer. His music from movies like “28 Weeks Later” or “Sunshine” is amazing!

What was the number 1 record when you were born? If you don’t know, give us you’re date of birth and we’ll tell you.
We are young guys (Fusion F 1986) and (Come T 1990). When we were born we just thought about a cuddle to the breast of a sexy nurse, without asking her what was top of the charts.

What was the last album/compilation you bought and can you give us a few other recommendations of albums to check out?
Our last albums that we bought is “None But The Brave” by Trafik on Global Underground and “Cavalier” made by Antix on Iboga Records. We also bought compilation “Globaltech” from Babylon Rec, where you could find Progressive/Tech stuff released in the last few years. In last year we really enjoyed the meldodic techno and techouse style with little bits of progressive. Usually we are buying stuff from artists like: Egostereo, Eelke Kleijn, Zoo Brasil, Guy J or Christian Smith.

What 3 things are the worst about touring?
We see only good sides of touring but if we need to select worst things it will be: delays, climate change and traffic.

Tell us about your upcoming plans over the next few months.
We wonder about releasing our first album really soon, we think its good time to make it!. Also we are planning releases on our own label Fruit Machine where we want to cooperate with artists like: Rui Da Silva, Markus Lange, Presslaboys, Nikola Gala, Paul Jackson, Federico Epis, Cid Inc or Alex Dolby. As Djs we have a lot of plans with big and known gigs in Poland and Europe.

Fusion F and Come T ‘Wonder / Green Housing Estate’ is available now from our Therapy store and from Beatport.

There are some laws in the clubs in Dubai that seem crazy to us in the western world. For instance, DJs are not allowed to drink alcohol in the DJ booth. Why do you think the authorities persist with such rules and regulations? Does it really achieve anything?

I still don’t quite understand it either cause you can’t drink inside the booth but you can drink outside the booth, which absolutely makes no sense. But I guess they make good money from fining the clubs and that could be one of the reasons they apply such rules. They say that you don’t pay tax in Dubai but you end up paying a lot more to the government with all the hidden fees, and the rules are changing everyday in Dubai, it’s really frustrating for everyone and that’s one of the reasons lots of people stopped investing money in Dubai.

You’ve made music with another production partner, Marco G where he’s based in Canada and you in Dubai and passed files backwards and forwards over the internet. Tell us how that works.

Marco and I met each other through internet about 6 years ago, We were just swapping  tunes together and we had a very similar taste so we decided to work on a remix together for spinnin’ and little mountain. We got great responses from lots of DJs and they did really well on Beatport charts, so we decided to continue working together. Then I heard Dave Seaman playing “Seashore” remix when he came to Dubai, I went up to him and I said “that’s my track”, and then he asked me to remix his “Gobbledygook” and that’s how we started working with Audio Therapy.

You’re Iranian by birth and live in Dubai. Have you had any problems traveling the world ue to your nationality?

It’s not easy since you have to apply for a visa wherever you want to go but It’s something that I got used to. The politicians and media have messed up the whole world to be honest and that’s why there’s racism everywhere.

Tell us about Xaver. We know very little about him. We were starting to think he’s your imaginary friend.

Xaver is a super talented Italian producer, I know him since he was 14 (He’s 20 now). He always sent me the productions he was working on, he’s a very diverse producer which I really appreciate it. We decided to work on a track together and we got great response from lots of big djs. So we will continue working together. We will be working on more stuff together soon both commercial and more underground stuff.

Which 4 people (dead or alive, real or fictitious) would you invite to your perfect dinner party?

My parents, Brother & Sisters. Family dinner is always the best.

What was the number 1 record when you were born? If you don’t know, give us you’re date of birth and we’ll tell you.

George Michael “One More Try”

What was the last album you bought and can you give us a few other recommendations of albums to check out?

You might not believe it but “Lady Gaga’s” album. She’s very creative and crazy and I appreciate it. She’s a true star .

What 3 things are the worst about touring?

Touring is a lifestyle, when you do something that you love and it’s your passion there’s nothing bad about it, thats when the tiring and no sleeping moments becomes enjoyment.

Tell us about your upcoming plans over the next few months.

I’ll be working on some new singles with couple of vocalists, I might release them under a different alias I’m not sure yet. Also I have some remix projects lined up with both Marco and Xaver.

Amin Golestan & Xaver’s ‘Lets Do It Again’ is available now from our Therapy store and also from Beatport.

Along with the excellent original which is full on from the start we also have remixes from man of the moment Mihalis Safras who has turned out a groove based techno mix along with Socio Robots who have taken it a little deeper with a housier edge.

All in all a package with a mix for everyone no matter what your flavour. Enjoy x

Support coming in thick and fast from Butch, Mark Broom, Spektre, Slam, Nick Warren and Paul Ritch

Slam – another strong set of trax – like them all
Nick Warren – Mihalis mix for me guvnor
Pete Gooding – great relentless techy prog!!!!
Rulers Of The Deep – 5/5 quality stuff! full support!
Spektre – Original is nice big room techno but the Safras mix is shining for me!
Neil Quigley – Loving the funk in the remixes, nice one
MOS – Nice package overall. Will try these out, thank’s!
Aldrin – Original for some peaktime techno mayhem, and Mihalis for that boucy ride. Great release!
D Nox & Beckers – lets do it again goes into my case. thanks for this wicked peace of dance music.

Buy it here

Residents NEIL QUIGLEY and MURRAY MCKEE will be joined this month by worldwide dance producer, Radio DJ and Ibiza DJ PETE GOODING.

There are only a limited number of tickets available due to the venue size, so make sure you buy now to avoid disappointment and to guarantee entry.

We are well and truly excited to see Pete take to the decks in the Hare & Hounds for whats going to be a world class DJ set from a true master of his art. You can expect to see plenty more world famous guests from the Therapy DJ roster and Audio Therapy producers coming through the doors over the coming months to rock the crowd in the Hare & Hounds.

Tickets £6 adv (plus Booking fee). M.O.T.D - Buy tickets

Venue:

Hare and Hounds
106 High St
Kings Heath
Birmingham B14 7JZ

For further info: info@therapymusic.co.uk

Can you tell us how you guys met and started working together?

Well we met over 10 years ago when James was producing for a friend of mine, then we met 5 years ago again at the WMC in Miami and on James’s next trip to the U.K we did a day in the studio and went from there

Pete, you’ve recently moved to Ibiza and have spent many summers there over the years. What makes the island so special for you?

The island is so special as it’s a place where so many like minded people come together, the clubs are amazing and the weather is always fantastic and nobody has work the next day!

James, we believe you recently moved back to Canada after living in the UK for many years. Is it good to be back home and is there anything you miss about the UK?

Well i was actually born in the U.K but moved to Toronto when I was 5 years old, I lived there till i moved to London in 1998, I stayed there 6 years and moved back to Toronto but am now living in L.A, but currently spending the summer in ibiza, and the thing I miss about the U.K most is weather!!! lol

Which 4 people (dead or alive, real or fictitious) would you invite to your perfect dinner party?

Bono, Frank Sinatra, Keith Richards & Brain Eno

What was the number 1 record when you were born? If you don’t know, give us you’re date of birth and we’ll tell you.

Pete – David Cassidy – “Daydreamer / The Puppy Song”
James – Slade “Skweeze Me Pleeze Me”

What was the last album you bought and can you give us a few other recommendations of albums to check out?

Pete – The last album i got was the brand new Stella Polaris compilation, an amazing collection of tracks that is from the annual Danish electronica festival.
James – Kings Of Leon’s last album, amazing!

What 3 things are the worst about touring?

That’s easy: lack of sleep, hangovers and shallow women, or maybe that last one isn’t so bad! lol

Tell us about your upcoming plans over the next few months.

The next couple of months will be in Ibiza making more music then we are off to L.A to continue the same over there!

The Machine ‘Sunshine / Crash’ is available now from our Therapy store or from Beatport

The hour long broadcast will be aired exclusively by Frisky Radio on the third Tuesday of every month before being syndicated on to terrestrial stations worldwide the following weekend.
“If I had a grain of rice for every time I’ve been approached to do a radio show over the years I’d probably be able to make you a risotto”, said Dave “but it’s never really felt right until now. Finally I think we’re in a position to deliver a consistently exciting and relevant programme that will cover a broad selection of electronic club music. Needless to say, I’m very excited.”

The first Radio Therapy show will be broadcast on Frisky Radio on August 17th at 8pm GMT/ 9pm CET.

With releases on the likes of Steve Mac’s Smack label and remixes for the likes of GU Music, Nervous and CR2, Reuben Keeney is emerging as a rising talent amongst the EDM scene and with a forthcoming release on Toolroom he certainly looks like a name to watch. Along with the original we also have remixes from Matt Lange and Android Cartel who add to an already great package.

Enjoy!