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No, not Derren Brown’s darker arch nemesis, but an entertaining Londoner residing in Paris. Dan Black’s “HYPNTZ” (a cover of Notorious B.I.G.’s “Hypnotize”) is grabbing him masses of useful attention.
Utilising a quirky sample from John Carpenter’s obscure 80s sci-fi movie, “Starman”, Black’s track is a playful showcase of his talents, and should have labels queuing up to sign.
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