First of several...many...another? tracks done in the box. All warmth, screw-ups, distortion etc are totally faked.

The Production Of Means

Yeah Oh Yeah (Danergy Edit)

Live non-soundboard recording at the legendary Coney Island El Dorado "Bump Your Ass Off" bumper cars amusement with the legendary Richard Long soundsystem for the birthdy party for legendary DJ James Mulry. Feat. DJs Dan Selzer, Star Eyes, Jubilee and Dirtyfinger.

Bump Ass Bday

Bumped My Ass Off at James' Bday

alldisco party excerpt SubTonic NYC 2006. Almost a classic greatest hits for me. 

This is the whole playlist but the recording starts with dominatrix and ends with Sharivari.

Junior Byron-Dance to the Music
Dominatrix-The Dominatrix Sleeps Tonight
Electric Mind-Can We Go
Queen Samantha-Take a Chance
Connie Case-Get Down
Rockers Revenge-Walking on Sunshine
Digital Emotion-Get Up, Do You Want to Funk
Charlie-Spacer Woman
Thanya-Freedom
New Order-Sub-Culture (John Robie remix)
Freeez- I.O.U.
Klein & M.B.O.-Dirty Talk
Scotch-Penguin's Invasion
M+G-When I Let You Down
Shiver-Never Coming Back
The Men-I Don't Depend on You
Jamie Principle-Bad Boy(the Movie)
Mark Imperial-J'Adore Danser
Yaz-Situation
Maurice-This is Acid (A New Dance Craze) S&T Mix
808 State-Pacific 202
A Guy Called Gerald-Voodoo Ray(Rham on Acid mix)
A Number of Names-Sharivari
Kelley Polar-In Time
Gino Soccio-Remember
Lime-On the Grid
La Bionda-Wanna Be Your Lover
Amanda Lear-Follow Me
Tantra-Hills of Katmandu
Sylvester-Stars
Man Parrish-Heatstroke
Human League-Open Your Heart
Tin Tin-Kiss Me
B.B. Band-All Night Long (Extended remix)
The Lift Boys-Liftvooyzzzz
Jamie Principle-Your Love

123006subtonic

Blanks was some sort of collective of artists, or a group of friends. I don't really remember. They used to have these parties where they'd trade mix CDs. I was a friend of a friend and was invited to I made this.

Blanks NYC

Mix made for online magazine Hartzine. 

https://www.hartzine.com/acute-records-maison-de-reeditions-post-punk/

1. Seefeel – Faults
2. Locust – I Become Overwhelmed
3. Design for Living – Red Ribbon Day
4. It’s Immaterial – A Gigantic Raft (in the Philippines)
5. The Raincoats – Balloon
6. Family Fodder – Silence
7. Disco Inferno – New Clothes for the New World
8. Pram – Dancing on a Star
9. Broadcast – DDL
10. AA – Society Stinks
11. Home & Garden – (please) Fix My Horn (my brakes don’t work)
12. The Lines – Raffle
13. Broadcast – Microtronics Thirteen
14. Din A Testbild – Die Siebziger
15. Camberwell Now – Speculative Fiction
16. Broadcast – Microtronics Fifteen
17. Conrad Schnitzler & Gregor Schnitzler – The Shark Eats Ice
18. Positive Noise – Ghosts
19. Broadcast – Still Feels Like Tears
20. The Trypes – (From the) Morning Glories
21. Robert Wyatt – A Sunday in Madrid

New Clothes for the New World

For Impose Magazine. 

https://imposemagazine.com/bytes/new-music/dan-selzer-a-heavenly-imposition-mix

01 Groj, “Five Crowns”
02 Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, “Sundry”
03 Function, “Inter”
04 Cosmonaut Grechko, “EE”
05 Tambien, “Are You In Touch w/ Varan?”
06 Barnt, “What is a Number, That a Man May Know It?”
07 Omar S, “Here’s Your Trance Now Dance!”
08 Jeremy Greenspan & Laurie Spiegel, “Drums&Drums&Drums”
09 Plastikman, “Koma”
10 High Lonesome Sound System, “Psychic Dreaming”
11 Janet Jackson, “Miss You Much (Oh I Like That Mix)”
12 Florence, “A Touch Of Heaven”
13 Kevin Saunderson, “Heavenly (Original Mix, Interlude)”
14 Leslie Winer, “Flove”
15 Holger Hiller, “Egg”
16 Dome, “Rolling Upon My Day”

A Heavenly Imposition

Time Out magazine asked for a new years eve mix in 2015, I made a new years eve eve mix.

PreNYE 2015

Playing classic late 70s/early 80s new wave/synth records on Tim Sweeney's Beats in Space show during the WNYU days. It can now be found in the big leagues of Apple Music and still delivering the goods.

www.beatsinspace.net

BeatsInSpace-05.29.07 Part1 with Dan Selzer

Guesting on the legendary Beats in Space show during the WNYU days celebrating the release of the New York Endless EP in 2014

BeatsInSpace-11.25.14 Part1 with Dan Selzer (New York Endless)

Something a little different from the vaults, any similarities to any Factory Records are purely intentional.

25_Mix1v10-2005

DJ Porkchop / SSPS / Jon Winfield Nicholson classic mix circa 2003(?) Chicago meets New York New Wave Italo Disco Vampire sounds. Posted with permission. 

Le Disk Jox Porkchop

Crazy Rhythms were Dan Selzer and Mike Simonetti. They DJ'd sometimes. Mike was partial to old-school hip-hop that sounds likes disco and dirty, dirty house music and Dan was partial to gay electronic disco and new wave that sounds like house music. They both like Post-Punk and Acid, and they invented No Wave. Their beatmatching skills were impeccable, but used sparingly. They have DJ’d at all the cool clubs and some of those crazy Brooklyn loft parties you only read about.

In 94, Mike founded Troubleman Unlimited Records and is now the label par-excellence for cutting edge hipster sounds such as Erase Eratta, Glass Candy and Tussle. In 99, Dan founded Acute Records to reissue lost art-punk from the late 70s like the Theoretical Girls, Metal Urbain and the Prefects. While they were both well known and regarded for their collection of punk 7″s, they’d also like to be known for their 12″s.

By the end of the 90s, they decided it was time to teach the punks how to dance. Mike started Contort Yourself at the Knitting Factory and Dan began Transmission at Plant bar with Luke from the Rapture. It seemed like something was in the air, a post-punk disco-funk zeitgeist. Due to the sudden popularity of such sounds, the Crazy Rhythms crew became the most sought-after DJs EVER. Dan was voted “Best DJ’s DJ” in the Village Voice and Mike became a resident in Ibiza where Paul Oakenfold recently opened for him.

The mix you hold in your hands was recorded during a time when there was nobody who would say, “man, Italo-disco is played out” or “don’t you know that track is on so-and-so’s mix/an import bootleg/a CitiBank commercial?” No, those were more innocent times. It features Italo-Disco, New Wave, Post-Punk, No Wave, Actual-Disco, Danish Remixes of Glam One-Hit Wonders from ex-Bubblegum Artists, you know, all the same stuff everyone else plays. Of course thes records are all original pressings, M/NM quality, light scuffs on the b-side and a bit of surface noise on the play out groove.

Release Date: August 30th, 2005

RVNG PRSNTS MX4 Crazy Rhythms

Guest spot with Italomatic at H0L0yard, Sunday 6.22.25, hottest day of the year, crunchy recording. Joining Frantz, italomatic resident Rok One and H0L0's Andrew Licata. Only my selections included here, everybody else was cut to avoid embarrassing myself due to their superior skills. 

Italomatic at H0L0 6.22.25

Guest spot with Italomatic at H0L0yard, Sunday 6.22.25, hottest day of the year, crunchy recording. Joining Frantz, italomatic resident Rok One and H0L0's Andrew Licata. Only my selections included here, everybody else was cut to avoid embarrassing myself due to their superior skills. 

Short opening/warm-up set, followed by longer set, followed by several 3 songs sections from tag-teaming with other DJs. That explains the breaks in the sets.

Italomatic H0L0yard

Wedding demo mix made in 2008 or so, classic brooklyn disco to new wave to faves.

Wedding Demo Mix 2008ish

Have you ever been listening to an old song and you hear a part that just blows you away and you think I wish this part just went on forever and ever? Then you remember you can put it in your computer and make that happen. And while it's in the computer you wonder what would happen if you add a bunch of noisy droning virtual synthesizers halfway through? This is one of those times. 

Nife Life (Danergy)

Benefits Arrive (and Life Goes On) (unmastered)

New York Endless with the return of the return of the naive beat.

Anithing (Could Happen)

Dazzle

Wintersong

Scale Those Heights (unmastered)

What's on your mind when you go to sleep? When you wake up? Summer of a global pandemic, clearing the cobwebs for an unsure future.

newyorkendless

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