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Sax Douelle feat. MadSax ´Demmer`

by Gabriel Bouffiere feat. MadSax `Demmer`

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Ladies & Gentlemen!

Sax Douelle feat. Mathias Demmer

produced by Gabriel Bouffiere
brass section and solos by Mathias Demmer
mixed by gabe & umbe
mastered by roland schwarz

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Cooooool!!
Monophonic (The Suite)

These horns are awesome! Mix is sounding pretty nice. Funky dude!
Stickybuds (Ghetto Funk/ Disco Cakes)

This is great! Fat nu-funk with lots of jazz in it! Bravo!!! Great work!
Umbo (Wack/ Timewarp records)

Fat! Very nice horn arrangement..funky bassline. Reminds me of the good old acid jazz days. Top!
Mixmasta B.Side (Mellowbag/ Freundeskreis):

oooh, funky! nice, i like it!
Ben AfroQBen (Timewarp Music)

Sound tight as f*ck! Great job!
Quasamodo – Dimitri ( Jalapeno Records)

Oh cool! reminds me a bit of 90s acid jazz with the chill out british style parts…well produced all around.
Zeb Da Spy from Cairo (Wonderwheel Recordings):

FUUUUUUUCK, WHAT A TUNE!
Jaylfunk (Goodgroove/ Honky Phonk/ Bombastic Jam):

Yeah, a little bit of prince style.. groovy!
Manolo ( We mean Disco!):

Nice one, great work I like it. In this rendition I believe it's perfect for airplay.
DJ Chile (Cosmic Sounds/ Belgrad)

Great! Cool mastering too! thx
Ulf Kleiner:

Thumbs up!
Myles Sanko:
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released June 2, 2016

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