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Chromeo Loves the Ladies

By Stephanie Johns

The Coast, Halifax's Weekly | November 12, 2007

This year's hit album Fancy Footwork launched synth, keyboard and talk-box king P-Thugg (Patrick Gemayel) and ultra-smooth vocalist and guitarist Dave 1 (David Macklovitch) even further into the private jet-fuelled, champagne-soaked world they've created.

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Tags: Chromeo, Fancy Footwork

The Coast, Halifax's Weekly

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