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Jeffrey Broussard and the Nighttime Syndicate new single, “Madeline”, is a hot-off-the-griddle fresh interpretation of a goldie oldie featuring TBC Brass Band veterans Edward Jackson, Paul Chéenne, and David McKissick.

“Madeline” is one of Broussard's all-time hits, and it carries a special resonance for the zydeco frontman. Back in the day, his father played the Cajun standard with the Lawtell Playboys, who seasoned it with that unmistakable zydeco zest.

Now, Broussard is giving it a whole new flavor by bringing in the Nighttime Syndicate's New Orleans-style horns and a sultry arrangement begging for a dance floor. The single was recorded at Marigny Studio and mixed by Chris Butcher and is the quintessential Cajun/Creole lovechild the Nighttime Syndicate has been whipping up over the last couple years.

Madeline

Jeffrey Broussard and the Nighttime Syndicate will be releasing the second single from their upcoming album, “Hello Baby”.

The song features New Orleans vocalist Anna Moss , a delectable new layer to their musical confection which fuses traditional zydeco with New Orleans brass.

Hello Baby is an original hit by Rosie Ledet , Acadiana's reigning zydeco queen, and Moss's vocals add a sly, saucy seasoning all her own. A ready-made dancefloor classic, this sprightly number is bound to keep Louisianans on their feet all through Carnival.

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