German (English below): Kreativität, Innovation und viel Engagement. Das ist die Formel mit der Selecta Iray (auch bekannt vom schweizer Soundkollektiv "Uppressor's Sound") durch die Clubs zieht. Der Titel Selecta anstelle von DJ wurde damit bewusst gewählt um den Fokus auf Iray's einzigartige Auswahl, die Selection, zu legen. Mit einer fein geschliffenen Auswahl aus Reggae, Dancehall, Soca und Afro Beats - locker aufgemischt durch geläufige Urban Hits und Mikrofoneinsätzen (Hosting) - hat sich Selecta Iray als einer der führenden Caribbean Music DJs der Schweiz etabliert und bleibt seinem Motto treu: "Let's uplift the vibes!". Reggae, Soca, AfroBeats & Dancehall DJ/Selecta based in Lucerne, Switzerland. Part of the Uppressor's Sound Crew. Radio Presenter English: Creativity, innovation and a lot of dedication. This is the formula with which Selecta Iray (also known from Switzerland's Sound-Collective "Uppressor's Sound") is touring from Dancehall to Dancehall. The title of “Selecta” instead of “DJ” was therefore chosen intentionally to point out Iray's unique Sound-Selection...
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Caribbean Fever: Soca Special - Phase 2
Teaser Mix part 1 of 3 ("mediate" Fever), warming up for the next Caribbean Fever Party on Friday 21st of March at Bar 59 in Lucerne Switzerland. Free Download: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/q590aui47ylcr/Caribbean_Fever_-_Soca_Special_pt._2_(by_Selecta_Iray%2C_Uppressors)
TECHNICALLY (Iray juggling his mind)
For quite a long time I had the idea, but somehow never found the right moment or inspiration for a "Iray mixes his mind" Live-Mix Serie. Now I finally did the first step, motivated by one of the most brilliant Soca Love-Songs I heard in the past years, the yet unreleased Single "Technically" by Farmer Nappy and Destra. A song telling a story that most people could know from their own personal experience after a finished relationship that somehow should not and doesnt want to be really finished...
TECHNICALLY (Iray juggling his mind)
For quite a long time I had the idea, but somehow never found the right moment or inspiration for a "Iray mixes his mind" Live-Mix Serie. Now I finally did the first step, motivated by one of the most brilliant Soca Love-Songs I heard in the past years, the yet unreleased Single "Technically" by Farmer Nappy and Destra. A song telling a story that most people could know from their own personal experience after a finished relationship that somehow should not and doesnt want to be really finished...