When you talk about the history of house music, you have to talk about Dave Seaman. Dave Seaman joined Super Progressive to talk about his label Selador and upcoming Seladoria shows, becoming the editor at Mixmag magazine, his residency at Shelley's, forming Brothers in Rhythm, Renaissance mixes, Global Underground mixes in Buenos Aires, South Africa, Melbourne, and Lithuania, and his Bape collection. Dave is truly a house music legend and we can’t thank him enough for joining our podcast. 00:00: - Selador & Seladoria 05:08 - First records and experiences with the underground music scene 07:54 - Falling in love with New York, club culture, and breakdancing 09:37 - Mixing for the first time 10:50 - Getting a job at Mixmag 11:59 - Clubbing during the Second Summer of Love 14:36 - The inside story of Dave getting the job at Mixmag 20:10 - Initial Mixmag responsibilities 22:37 - When the dance music community was born 26:05 - Shelley's Residency 27:35 - Brothers in Rhythm 28:26 - The legacy of Shelly’s Residency 31:50 - Mixmag Vol 1 feat. Carl Cox 34:30 - Walking the line between pop and underground 38:00 - Returning to Leeds 39:55 - How the Renaissance relationship began 42:04 - Stress Records 45:42 - Getting Anthony Pappa a job 48:00 - Global Underground in Buenos Aires 49:44 - Buenos Aires Clip for GU 51:54 - The role the host city plays in GU 55:07 - Bomb scare at GU022 Melbourne gig 57:20 - The magic of Melbourne 1:00:04 - The chaotic life of a DJ 1:04:12 - Bape collection