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    "Great Escape" is Lit! 0 EDM News
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    "Great Escape" is Lit!

    A Bright Star in the EDM Universe ALWZ SNNY, known for his iconic sunshine mask with three smiles, is an American DJ and music producer who has been redefining the dance music scene with his unique blend of electronic and electropop sounds....

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    The Lagniappe Sessions :: En Attendant Ana
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    The Lagniappe Sessions :: En Attendant Ana

    Principia, the third album from Parisian quintet En Attendant Ana, was one of 2023’s most enduring pleasures. Throughout its 10 extremely catchy / sneakily sophisticated tunes, the LP contained elements of vintage 1990s indie, dashes of Stereolab-esque motorik pop and a hint of the classic French yé-yé style, all centered on the winning vocals of Margaux Bouchaudon. Those ingredients are all on display in the band’s debut Lagniappe Session, as they tackle tunes by Tim Gane’s pre-‘Lab band McCarthy and Britpop synth-sters Dubstar, in addition to a delightful French language rendition of the old Frank ‘n’ Nancy Sinatra chestnut “Somethin’ Stupid.” C’est magnifique!

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