In the spring of 1994, Sagat’s “Funk Dat” was climbing the dance charts (on it’s way to the #1 club single of the year) and going on to sell over 500,000 copies worldwide for Maxi Records. With the launch of the Maxi Reborn series, “Funk Dat” is being introduced to a new generation of dance fans with 2 EP's – featuring new and remastered remixes - including the very funky “Rhythm Scholar RawFunk Remix”.

Funk Dat (Sabado Remix)

The classic dance/house/electronic music catalog of NYC independent label Maxi Records.

From the island of Maui, Ian Sabado produces original music and remixes House, Dance and Trap style music. He currently resides and works in the Bay Area, California.

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Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, Singer/Songwriter, Elena Ovalle started publicly singing and songwriting at the age of twelve years old. Elena pulls from personal experiences through her songwriting. Singing throughout high school and college in choirs and talent shows, Elena started to perform her original music in 2008 when she moved to Los Angeles for a few years. She released her first single, "Butterfly" which was distributed through Lyon Echo Records on a compilation album called “Collect Effect: Hottest New Artists” in 2009. Upon returning to San Francisco, Elena teamed up with beat boxer Constantine Abramson of Disney's TV show "Choo Choo Soul" and performed live around San Francisco. Elena Ovalle's music can be described as Pop and Soul, bluesy and catchy.

Notable shows include IFMM presents “A Night Out with Calvin Klein”, including a runway show and a live performance by Elena inside the Calvin Klein store in San Francisco’s Westfield Mall in February 2012, the Viper Room Acoustic Lounge on the Sunset Strip, singing the National Anthem for the 2009 U.S. Weight Category Karate Championships at the Aratani Japan America Theatre in L.A., which was broadcasted on Japanese television. She recently put together a Hurricane Sandy benefit and headlined at Café Du Nord in San Francisco, “SF Cares: A Hurricane Sandy Benefit” which proceeds which totaled close to $900.00 went to the American Red Cross which benefited victims in the East Coast after Superstorm Sandy.