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Leopard DaVinci produces heavy funk electro grooves.

The fresh mixes are rebuilt LIVE in booty-shakink performances including crazy keyboard solos, dancing moves and more !

Leopard DaVinci is keyboardist and producer in the live funk electro band THE FAT BADGERS.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDN_1VrFxQg
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Leopard DaVinci :

Du gros son electro et des samples fonky !

Leopard DaVinci est claviériste et producteur du groupe d'electro funk THE FAT BADGERS.

En live, il reconstruit ses mixs et y ajoute solos de claviers, passements de jambes chorégraphiques et autres surprises !


BOOKING : noe@le4mur.com

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I like to write music for imaginary scenes.

MuseScore is my DAW of choice. Sheet music is available upon request, if you’re into that.

Also, my website:
www.justinalejandrogonzales.com

Thanks for listening!

I’m a big Nintendo fan. I (mainly) just upload chill/sleep music from Nintendo games, but only if I don’t see that they are already uploaded to SoundCloud. I have also made a playlist (called “Nintendo Sleep/Chill Music”) of any relaxing Nintendo music that I know of. It’s open to the public, and I keep adding to it whenever I remember a relaxing piece of Nintendo music from games I’ve played. I usually try to add at least one track from every Nintendo game I’ve played, and am pretty picky on what goes in the playlist, so it’s very unlikely to see more than two tracks from one game (unless we are talking about Super Mario Galaxy). The playlist has reached over 100 tracks so I’d consider it finished, but I’ll still try to add to it as more Nintendo games come out. I suggest shuffling the playlist when you listen to it.

Now that I have basically finished my Nintendo Sleep/Chill playlist, I am going to put forth all of my effort into finishing my “Nintendo Rain Music” playlist because I know I’ve been slacking on adding to it. I find it harder to find good rain music than it is to find good sleep music so it should take me longer to get the playlist up to 100 tracks, but I’ll still hold the same rules and standards that I did for the Nintendo Sleep/Chill playlist when it comes to adding tracks.