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Time for "Wake up!" 
DVous Music adds 15th song to collection of downtempo tunes
BRADENTON, FL — Daniel Vincent of DVous Music publishes his 15th song of his Brain Food Museum Collection of songs. “Wake up!” explores samba and bossa nova within the context of "happy brain food."

"I was craving something upbeat as part of this collection of music, and I love Latin beats," said Vincent. "That's where this went with mostly acoustic instruments, especially piano which is my favorite."

"When I learned Jazz in college, I gravitated toward The Pat Metheny group that incorporated a lot of South American rhythms and sounds in their music in the 80s and early 90s" continued Vincent. Wake up! was created during a difficult time after the passing of my mother, and I desired to create something upbeat to bring some energy to the collection of music I had already recorded."

It is available on your favorite music service.
Daniel is a multi-genre performer, composer, and producer with 40 years of music experience. His recent “Brain Food Museum Collection” downtempo, chill, and lo-fi songs have received nearly half a million streams and over  3,000 radio plays. Daniel has released two albums; “Intensity Project” electronic dance music, and “Symphony Dementia.”

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Daniel Vincent, DVous Music
Phone 724-998-7139  |  Email dvousmusic@gmail.com


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BIO

Introducing Daniel Vincent and DVous Music
Daniel Vincent has 40 years of award-winning professional experience as a performer, composer, and producer. His formal training was in Classical and Jazz, and he gravitated toward Electronic over the years. He began keyboard lessons at six years old to help cure his dyslexia.
He is independent, unsigned, and publishes on his private label, DVous Music. With a variety of new music that deviates from the norm and “DV” being Daniel’s initials, it became a natural fit for the name—DVous Music.
When he was a teenager, a family friend brought tapes of Pat Metheny, Jean-Michel Jarre, Chick Corea, Tangerine Dream, and Manheim Steamroller to his home. That convergence of music was captivating for Vincent. The "As Falls Wichita, As Falls Wichita Falls" album by Pat Metheny and Lyle Mays sparked his interest because it wasn't like any Jazz he had heard. Then he learned about Michael Jackson, Chaka Khan, Earth, Wind & Fire, Janet Jackson, Prince, and others that brought about his love for dance music.

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Contact Info
Daniel Vincent
DVous Music
P: 724-998-7139 E: dvousmusic@gmail.com

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