DJ Seinfeld – Mirrors (2LP) – Yellow/Pink Vinyl

Album Info Hide Show Artist: DJ Seinfeld Album: Mirrors Released: Europe, 2021 Tracklist: A1 She Loves Me A2 Walking With Ur Smile B1 U Already Know B2 The Right Place B3 Home Calling C1 These Things Will Come To Be C2 Tell Me One More Time D1 Someday D2 I Feel Better D3 Song For The Lonely Info About Buying Vinyl From Our Record Store We are a small independent record store located at 211 High St, Preston in Melbourne, Australia (North of Northcote, between Thornbury & Reservoir) We buy and sell new and used vinyl records – if you have a collection you’d like to sell please click here . We ship Australia wide for a flat rate of $10 for standard shipping or $15 for express post. Free Shipping for orders $150 and over. You can also pick up your order in store, just select Local Pickup at the checkout. We also ship internationally – prices vary depending on weight and location. 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If you change your mind you have 30 days to return your record but you must cover the cost of returning it to the store. You can contact our Melbourne record shop at (03) 9939 3807 or at [email protected] Happy Listening! Description Hide Show DJ Seinfelds second album, Mirrors, finds Armand Jakobsson stepping out of the soft-focus haze of his lo-fi house breakout and into a cleaner, bolder light. It arrived in 2021 on Ninja Tune, a label that knows how to nurture dance records with real emotional pull, and this one feels like a purposeful next chapter after the diaristic charm of his 2017 debut Time Spent Away From U. The edges arent sanded off so much as sharpened. Melodies gleam, drums hit with a club-ready thump, and the songwriting leans into hooks without losing that tender, late-night ache that made his early work stick. You can hear that shift right away in the vocal tracks. Teira, whose presence lifts the albums most immediate moments, turns U Already Know into a bittersweet rush, all radiant chords and skyward choruses. The Right Place goes even bigger, the kind of song that lodges in your head as the lights come up. Jakobsson used to be grouped with the nostalgia-drunk lo-fi house wave, but here he sidesteps the tag with arrangements that let his synth lines breathe and his rhythms snap. Even when he reaches for familiar building blocks, like lush pads and diva-adjacent vocal cuts, the result feels present-tense rather than retro. Mirrors isnt just about polish. Its about intention. The title hints at the reflection that went into it, and the record flows like a set built for both the 2 a.m. peak and the solitary walk home. Walking With Ur Smile might be the albums heart, a patient burner that sneaks up on you. The progression is classic Seinfeld, bittersweet and buoyant, but the mix is wide and airy, the percussion tucked just right so the chords can swell like a memory. Theres a quiet confidence in how he lets these songs unfold. No cheap drops, no crash zooms. He trusts the groove and the melody to do the lifting. Part of the draw is how tactile everything feels. Kicks have weight. Hi-hats flicker in and out like passing streetlights. Piano stabs cut through the reverb and land clean. The tempos are friendly for both the dancefloor and the living room, and the sequencing nudges you along with a DJs hand. If you came for the introspective writer behind the moniker, hes still here, just armed with a bigger sound system. And he makes space for quiet, reflective passages that keep the album from turning into an arms race of anthems. The response made sense. Publications like Pitchfork and The Guardian picked up on the albums shift toward stronger songwriting and club clarity, and fans embraced it as the moment DJ Seinfeld leveled up. It helps that the record works as a whole. Mirrors doesnt feel like a playlist of singles, even though several tracks could carry a room on their own. Its sequenced with care, each piece nudging the next, like a mirror maze that keeps unfolding rather than trapping you. If youre crate-digging, the Ninja Tune pressing does the music justice. DJ Seinfeld vinyl has a habit of disappearing from shop walls, and Mirrors vinyl is the one you want if you crave that sheen translating to your speakers, the low end firm, the mids uncluttered. Ive seen it tucked into new arrivals bins at a Melbourne record store and on shelves next to other modern house staples. Its a smart pick if you buy DJ Seinfeld records online, and it sits nicely alongside other DJ Seinfeld albums on vinyl for a weekend session. Any setup that favors warm, open mids will show off the records glow. If youre browsing vinyl records Australia shops, keep an eye out before the next repress vanishes. Mirrors sticks because it carries the emotional honesty of those early YouTube rip at 2 a.m. gems into a roomier, more confident space. DJ Seinfeld made a dance record that listens like a conversation, not a sales pitch. Its club music with a soft stare, pop instincts with a dancers timing. Play it front to back, then flip it and let the chorus of The Right Place catch again. The reflection changes slightly each time, which is kind of the point. Product Reviews Hide Show Write a Review