
Flow Music opens the new year with an event dedicated to progressive mastery, bringing together three generations of refined electronic storytelling.
On Friday, Haven Byron Bay becomes the meeting point for deep, driving, and forward-thinking sounds as two global pioneers – Dave Seaman and Kasey Taylor – take the controls.
Few artists have shaped the progressive house landscape as profoundly as Dave Seaman. With a career spanning more than three decades, Seaman’s influence runs deep through the foundations of modern electronic music. From his iconic Renaissance compilations, to world tours, and a catalogue of chart-topping releases, his sound has always balanced emotion, precision, and timeless groove. Seaman remains a benchmark for what progressive music can be when craft and intuition align.
Joining him is Australian underground icon Kasey Taylor, a name synonymous with quality, consistency, and vision. As the founder of Vapour Recordings, Taylor has played a pivotal role in shaping Australia’s progressive and melodic house movement, championing artists and sounds that resonate far beyond local borders.
Completing the lineup is Byron Bay’s own Jason Lewis, a respected local favourite whose warm, melodic approach and seamless flow make him the perfect complement to the night’s narrative.
Flow Music invites you to step into the new year with intention – guided by world-class selectors and a shared love for music that moves both body and mind. Friday from 7pm sharp at Haven, 102 Jonson Street Byron Bay. Tickets available on Humanitix.


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