ROMAN D'AMOUR - Make Love Tonight (PEO DE PITTE Remix)

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Unpredictable & unapologetic, YISSEL (formerly DJ YSL) is disrupting the music scene. Don’t underestimate the confidence packed into this feisty five-foot package, who has performed before massive audiences during Art Basel, SBWFF, NYFW and collaborated with top brands including Ferrari, Christian Louboutin, Puma, Maxim and more. Her talents can be seen and heard at special events from Santo Domingo to Switzerland and of course, Miami Beach, where she has graced the turntables in the city's most popular venues. She currently holds residencies at nightlife hotspots, such as E11even, Miami Heat games inside Hyde American Airlines Arena, & poolside at Hyde Beach at the SLS Hotel.

Roman d'Amour (Benoît Villemont) is a young French electronic music composer. He's been learning electro-acoustic music and has been deeply interested in House since the age of 17 after several passages as keyboard player and saxophonist within diffrent local jazz and rock formations. 
The perfume of French Touch and the beautiful melodies are the bases of a music which he wishes attractive, candid and in love.         
He released his first single 'Make Love Tonight' on French record label HeartCake in 2011. This track will bang in the ear of DJ and Parisian producer Lifelike who will re-edit it on Computer Science, accompanied by remixes by  Lifelike and  Peo de Pitte.
This second breath allowed 'Make Love Tonight' to reach the Anglo-Saxon and American radios, until being included in two 
compilations of the famous House music label Defected Records, but especially, to find its place within numerous DJs' playlists such as A-Trak, Kavinsky or even Louis La Roche.