Strictly Eclectic by Wavebuffet Wavebuffet : Strictly Eclectic.
 Jazzy eclectic and elegant dancefloor friendly electronica.

Cohesion of latin dancefloor nostalgia and jazzy soulful house with strong afro influence and occasional electro elements and progressive departures.

This excellent caffeine substitute consist of drum loops recorded on a producer's assortment of acoustic and electric percussion instruments, funky keyboard licks, analogue synth riffs and retro disco guitars.

Songs:

1. Bodega
2. Fraternity
3. Hoy que liga
4. Made to Last
5. Pimp
6. Sige la Fila
7. Soplon
8. Take it as it is
9. Tiptoes
10. Bahia

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Release date: 11/23/2014
Wavebuffet lives in Capbreton France

Tagged as: Jazz, Electronica, Chillout

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