Opening 2024 with a bang from one of the finest modern progressive house artists, Sebastian Sellares returns to Meanwhile Horizons with his “Uncertainty / Dark Omen” EP.

A producer with a century of production credits for a selection of premium underground dance labels, Sebastian Sellares has been a regular contributor to the likes of Anjunadeep, Proton Music and Dmitry Molosh’s Proportion. Appearances on GMJ & Matter’s Meanwhile have been centred around April 2021’s 3-track “Dunes at Dawn” with high-profile remixes of GMJ, Alex O’Rion and Ivan Aliga adding to an impressive portfolio.

Making his Meanwhile Horizons debut a year after first appearing on the flagship label, the Argentinean star now returns with a brand-new twin-track offering. “Uncertainty” is a brooding, gem that bristles with an industrial-sounding percussive groove. Developing with mute melodic phrasing, a powerfully sustained bassline note drives the track forward with immaculately placed pads and counterpoint motifs adding to the evolving sonic soundscape. With a beautifully conceived palette to provide a sense of unease and incongruity, the opening track is a powerful statement.

Continuing the industrial-sounding narrative of its counterpart, “Dark Omen” builds effortlessly with a strong sense of purpose and identity. Redolent in delays and reverbs, the atmosphere created ensures an uneasy intensity to the track as ticking shakers add a traditional club-friendly urgency. Repetitive motifs progress easily in parallel with a chorus of textures, effects and building pads. A strong bassline motif makes its play at the breakdown before things build once more into the second half; a sharp-edged stereo-panned effect creates a piercing sonic layer with the track showcasing another side to the Argentinean’s production persona.

Through a finely conceived and multi-faceted aural collage, Sebastian Sellares has discovered another winning formula with “Uncertainty / Dark Omen”.

Directed by GMJ & Matter
Mastered by Cid Inc.
Design by Matter
Text by James Warren

Uncertainty / Dark Omen

[PREVIEW] Sebastian Sellares - Dark Omen [Meanwhile Horizons]

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Sebastian Sellares is a Córdoba-based DJ & Producer. Started his musical journey at a very young age, learning to play guitar and listening to Rock, Metal & Pop music, eventually leading him to reach into the electronic side of music. Falling into the hands of the underground, he found house & techno as his main genres, as time passed by he developed a connection with melodies and deeper grooves, focusing his work on the progressive side of these genres.

He has drawn influences from artist like Hernan Cattaneo, Guy J, Nick Warren, John Digweed, Cid Inc & Guy Mantzur to name a few, some of which have already supported his music
Playing alongside some of the best national Djs, he's becoming one of the next big upcoming artist on the scene, with releases on labels like Above & Beyond "Anjunadeep" imprint, Tripswitch's "OneDotSixTwo", Antrim's "Or Two Strangers" and Aly & Fila's & Paul Thomas "UV" divison of Future Sound of Egypt

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Neighbor is the guy with the tunes—and has been for as long as his friends can remember. Since officially stepping behind the decks in 2024, he’s been blending indie dance, funky grooves, and syncopated rhythms into vibrant, dance-driven sets designed to keep bodies moving and minds drifting. His sound has been described as “new retro,” merging nostalgic textures with modern beats to create an energetic yet immersive vibe.

Based in Atlanta but with roots in Nashville and connections across the country, Neighbor credits mentor DJs like Berth, A-Ron, Birthdae, Mike Bradley, Wild Cherry, and Alfonso Tan for shaping his journey. Whether holding down the club or teaming up with Mike Bradley for their collective “Let’s Dance Atlanta,” Neighbor’s mission is clear: bring people together through music, movement, and a little bit of neighborly love.

Fun fact: Before DJing, Neighbor sang bass and baritone in show choir and a cappella groups—proof that music has always been in his bones. His DJ name comes from a nickname given by his old boss, who noticed he greeted everyone like a friendly neighborhood vibe ambassador. That energy is still at the heart of every set he plays.

Trance & Progressive Addict. The deeper and powerful the better.