Seb Fontaine Live Classic House DJ-Sets Compilation (1995 - 1999)

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Seb Fontaine

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Seb Fontaine (1995 - 1999)
Live Classic House DJ Sets Compilation

10 Live DJ-Sets + 16 Hours of Music

We have put together this Quality Collection of House DJ-Sets which offers the buyer a great chance to purchase this fantastic series of DJ Sets from one of the original House DJ's all in one Convenient Affordable DJ-Sets Compilation

The DJ-Sets can easily be used on your Home Entertainment System, In-Car MP3 Player, Home PC / Apple Mac, Apple iPod / iPhone / iPad, Portable Music Player or Tablet and through your Smart TV or DJ Equipment using the USB Drive option, so you have a huge variety of different devices in which you can play our DJ-Set Compilations, regardless of whether you are at home, in the car, or the train or on the move.

Compilation Listing

1995 - 1996 SEB FONTAINE CLASSIC HOUSE DJ-SETS

Seb Fontaine - Live @ Bangkok Nights in Coventry (Dec 1995) - 1 Hour
Seb Fontaine - Live on Radio 1 Essential Selection (28.06.96) – 30 Mins

1997 - 1998 SEB FONTAINE CLASSIC HOUSE DJ-SETS

Seb Fontaine - Live @ Ministry of Sound (15.03.97) - 3 Hours
Seb Fontaine - Live @ The Phoenix Festival (20.07.97) - 90 Mins

1998 SEB FONTAINE CLASSIC HOUSE DJ-SETS

Seb Fontaine - Live on Radio 1 Essential Mix (25.01.98) - 2 Hours
Seb Fontaine - Live @ Sex Studio Mix (1998) – 1 Hour

1999 SEB FONTAINE CLASSIC HOUSE DJ-SETS

Seb Fontaine - Live @ Creamfields 1999 (29.08.99) - 150 Mins
Seb Fontaine - Live @ V99 House Rave (1999) - 90 Mins
Seb Fontaine - Live on Radio 1 Essential Mix (01.08.99) - 90 Mins
Seb Fontaine & Pete Tong - Live @ Cream in Liverpool (24.09.99) - 2 Hours

Artists Profile

Current Location :: London, UK

Real Name :: Magdalena Chojnacka

Music Genres :: House, Trance

Seb Fontaine had dance music in his blood from the day he was conceived in Ibiza - his mother is a semi-professional DJ.

Growing up in West London, Seb?s initial musical development was stimulated by ska, but soon dropped out of sixth form college to pursue a career as a DJ. His first ?proper? gig was at Crazy Larry?s on the Kings Road, getting paid £30 a night to spin tunes for a typical Eighties ?sloanie? crew.

By 1989, Seb landed a residency at The Fridge, Brixton, where he played mainly hip hop and rare groove, swiftly followed a year later by a residency at The Wag, playing ragga, rare groove and acid. Next came a residency at Subterania, alongside Norman Jay and Jeremy Healy. In 1993, Seb gained his first house residency at Glitterati at The Cross.

Malibu Stacey was the next stop for Seb - a night he put together and promoted at the Hanover Grand with friend Craig Richards. As Malibu got more established, Seb got increasingly restless, and took to the road in a big way, focusing more and more outside of London, becoming one of the UK?s hardest working ?motorway jocks?. At the same time, music becomes harder and deeper.

In 1998, Seb was offerred a fortnightly residency at Cream, which soon became a weekly gig. In 1999, Seb took Ibiza by storm, with Cream at Amnesia.

Seb Fontaine clinched the deal with Radio 1 in February 2000, initially to deputise for dance shows exclusively on Radio 1, gaining him the nickname ?super-sub?. He also joins Radio 1 in its mammoth summer of live music at the major dance festivals, and at the station?s own Radio 1 Dance Parties.