Sean is the writer of Not Your Jukebox and the founder and CEO of Jealous Records.
Sean Ray (aka known unknown) is an award winning and chart topping DJ and producer that has performed at festivals, underground events, television, fashion shows, store fronts, concerts, and every other imaginable venue and event type. Highlights include headlining in front of over 300,000 people in Vietnam (while being broadcast to 25 million people across the country), maintaining a residency for Disneyland’s ElecTRONica, hosting and DJing the underground show ‘Area 1’ for over 7 years on Kiss-FM, the Grammy Style Studio, Electric Daisy Carnival, and residencies at world-renowned super clubs like Avalon and Vanguard.
As a producer, Sean has worked with and for Carl Cox, Paul Oakenfold, Jondi & Spesh, Chez Damier, Chuck Love, Owl City, Matt Darey, Carol Jiani, Murk, Young MC, and more. His music has received support from heavy hitters like Pete Tong, John Digweed, Jamie Jones, Rita Starr, Richie Hawtin, Chris Fortier, Roger Sanchez, Nick Warren, Danny Tenaglia, Sharam, Sander Kleinenberg, Anthony Pappa, Paul Van Dyk, Paul Oakenfold, Above and Beyond, Markus Schulz, Seamus Haji, and Gareth Emery just to name a few.
Not Your Jukebox 
IVE BEEN A DJ FOR 28 YEARS IN CHICAGO AND ITS BEEN HARD TRYING TO PUSH NEW MUSIC IN SOME SPOTS ….I BLAME THE DJS FOR NOT EDUCATING THE DANCE FLOOR AND PUSHING NEW MUSIC. UR ARTICLE”Why old-school DJs are complaining and you should too
” HIT MANY POINTS IVE BEEN SAYING AND COMPLAINING ABOUT !!!! I HAVE A LITTLE INTERNET STATION WHERE WE DO LIVE SHOWS AND TRY TO PUSH NEW WITH A TOUCH OF OLD !!! ITS BEEN HARD BUT WERE DOING OK !!!!!AGAIN I LOVED THAT ARTICLE AND SHARED IT TO THE MASSES !!!! DJ ADAMROCK
Hey look, there’s more than a couple of us… I think we’re searching for each other, to an extent, in all of this… It’s not like we’ve all disappeared. That’s not the case. I write too. Been studying it for a while now, refining. Plz hit me up on FB… That’s where all my stuff is… cuz i realize there’s a time and a place for it that I haven’t found yet…
Knowing you now for as long as you’ve been deejaying, I’m very proud of how far you’ve grown! Keep up the good work man. I really dug the article.
Very good article with valid points! Although I’m more of a Hip Hop/R&B DJ, I’m basically tired of the no-talent push button scrub DJ’s saturating the DJ field and killing the market. What bothers me more is that the average people actually accept this until they have heard a real DJ with skills. I could go all day on this topic, so let me digress. Keep shining Sean!
and only 500 soundcloud followers slash 4000 fb likes…. doesn’t add up lol