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Hifi Sean
Waiting For The Sun
Plastique Recordings - Cat No: FAKE141
- updated:2025-06-26
The new single from Scotland's Hifi Sean. Positive-minded disco and gospel house carrying on the spirit of THE SOUP DRAGONS' "I'm Free"!
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Hifi Sean drops a moment we all need in our lives right now. Full on ‘Sly & the Family Stone’ meets ‘gospel’ vibes to lift even the weariest of hearts. Sunrise / sunsets all catered for.In 2021 Sean released his iconic remix of the Fire Island version of ‘Shout To The Top’ on his Plastique label which sold out in a week on vinyl and then the 2nd pressing did the very same. ‘Waiting For The Sun’ is his first vinyl 12-inch release on his label since then.Sean tells us 'I wanted to make the positive, the most uplifting, the most euphoric track I could muster. I was walking my dogs one morning and this nursery rhyme style phrase kept going round in my head and I rushed home and started to write it. Musically it’s taken me a year on and off to get it where I want with all the right musicians and singers. I was in no rush as I just wanted to make for myself the perfect sounding record and basically just get what was in my head nailed. Some might see this as a summer record but for me it is more a song about hope and always knowing whatever is putting you in a dark place at that certain time that the next day can take a completely different turn and bring that light back into your World'.
DJ Support: Laurent Garnier, Francois K, Glenn Underground, Danny Krivit, Yuksek, Danny Krivit and many more.
DJ Support: Laurent Garnier, Francois K, Glenn Underground, Danny Krivit, Yuksek, Danny Krivit and many more.

A new release from Sean Dickson, frontman of THE SOUP DRAGONS — the Scottish guitar-dance band baptized in C86 and rave culture — who in recent years has kept busy on the dance scene as Hifi Sean! A new release carrying on the positive-minded gospel and disco spirit of the likes of SALSOUL. It also brings back the Second Summer of Love vibe of "I'm Free," the track that broke him big back in the '90s. Includes the Extended Version, "Sunset Dub," an a cappella, and a Reprise Version. (Original Japanese text by Saito)