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NENE'S BUTLER INDIE TOP 40 - BEST OF INDIE! - 27.Apr.24

Nene's Butler Indie Top 40   1  At The Bottom - Carlos Ucedda   2  Naked Rabbit - Paul Dill   3  The Chosen Few - Me & Melancholy   4  Stranger - Close to Monday   5  Big Time - Rogue FX, Mayah Camara   6  Firenight - Moon and Aries   7  The Elephants - Charles James and the Rise   8  Fourteen Days - Acoustic - Stylusboy   9  Always/Never - Kallai 10  Come to the Night - The Cöln   11  Devenu Deux - Jagas 12  In den Tiefen der Nacht - Luke Tangerine, ROBSON DARKER 13  Iron Eagle - CODE 150 14  Feral Feeling - Modal Split 15  Orange and Gray - S.J. Armstrong 16  2Paradise - My Friend The Chimpanzee 17  Schneeregen - Ines Wurst 18  Little Lovely - Double Triangle Single Edit - Double Triangle, King Crisis 19  Guillotine - Drella 20  In Waves - Lumari 21  Love - Lucy Dreams 22  Trouble - Grant Evans 23  The Time Is Now - John Garrison 24  Card Machine - Cameron Ferguson NEW 25  California - Luke Tangerine, Matthew Mirliani 26  Modern Lies - The Breakdown 27  Antystar - AT-XYA, Jam

A Sonic Delight: "Sweet Toxin" by Michael Gabriel

“Sweet Toxin” by Michael Gabriel

Prepare yourself for an electric dance dream that transports you to another dimension of sound. “Sweet Toxin” by Michael Gabriel is a little masterpiece of electro acid jazz that oscillates between past and future, creating a timeless groove that captivates your ears and soul. Smooth, groovy and fresh, this track is a sonic delight that will make you feel alive and free. 
After a long hiatus, Michael Gabriel returns to the music scene with a genre-blurring bang, fusing elements of electro, acid jazz and pop into a fresh dance sound that will make your heart pulsate with excitement. You will find it impossible to resist the irresistible urge to move your body and groove along with the vibe. Michael Gabriel’s musical journey began at the tender age of seven, when he learned to play the piano and was inspired by the classical elegance of baroque and the rhythmic sophistication of jazz. 
Later, he immersed himself in the vibrant electronic music scene of Montreal, where he absorbed the influences of artists like Eno, Bryan Ferry, Thievery Corporation, LTJ Bukem and Moby. He also collaborated with music legends like Men Without Hats, The Box and Isinglass, and developed his own distinctive style that blends musical genres and transcends boundaries.


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