Randy Seidman @ Jungle EXP video clip.
Soundtrack: Randy Seidman - Jam Butter.
Big Thanks to Kosin Muay Thai Koh Phangan and to Jungle EXP family.
Hi Randy, A few words about your last performance in the jungle on the 9th of August?
The Aug. 9th Jungle Experience was one of my favorites. It was the 2-year anniversary of the first time I played the Jungle, and in these two years I've been to a lot of parties, but none have topped this vibe.
It was a killer line-up, including Jourdan Bourdes, who introduced me to KP nightclub, as well as good friends/talented artists Rob Gritton & Galla. There were about 5,000 animals dancing all night long.
Have you played else where on Phangan lately?
I also play Tommy Stage at Full Moon in Haadrin. It's a different style than Jungle which is why I like playing the two parties - allows me to express a range of music. I would have perhaps played more but my recent trip coincided with the end of the military crackdown, so maybe next time! Anyway, I enjoy the quality of party over quantity! :-)
What have you been up to around and regarding Phangan since we talked last?
I have been working on lots of new productions, with upcoming releases due out on Phangan imprints Moon Island Records as well as Alter Ego Records. I also have remixes coming out on Black Hole, Ultra, as well as Dissident.
Really have enjoyed touring quite a bit since we last talked - from Marquee in Las Vegas to Zouk in Kuala Lumpur.
What are you currently involved with?
Besides the production work I mentioned above, I work hard on my radio show, Open House.
It airs on Digitally Imported as well as many other stations around the world. I am also a resident at Avalon in Hollywood, so I play each month there. I also tour manage Infected Mushroom, so between their logistics and my ambitions, I have my hands full... I am grateful and blessed for all of the amazing experiences.
What are your future plans on Phangan? – and beyond?
I am hoping to come back late December / early January
(I want to bring my mother as a birthday present, she is always envious of my visits to KP).
Is there is something special you would like to communicate to the people regarding your music or projects or just something that you feel should be said before we finish? ))
Music transcends race, class, gender, and creed - especially apparent in a multi-cultural place like Phangan.
I'm honored to be a part of music's power to bring people together.
Thank you!
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