Tour Maubourg - Ode To Love (flabaire's Nod To Mr Fingers Remix) May 2026

Ode to Love (Flabaire's Nod to Mr. Fingers Remix) - Beatport

: Synthesizer pads that swell and recede, mimicking human breathing and biorhythms. Musical Structure and Vibe

In this remix, Flabaire interprets the original's "flagship" status through the lens of early US deep-house. By stripping back some of the original's more modern French flourishes, he taps into the "Can You Feel It" ethos—a sound characterized by: Ode to Love (Flabaire's Nod to Mr

The remix of by Flabaire, titled "Flabaire's Nod to Mr Fingers Remix," is a masterful exercise in sonic homage. Released in 2021 as part of the Paradis Artificiels Remixes EP, it celebrates the one-year anniversary of Tour-Maubourg’s debut album by bridging the gap between modern French jazz-house and the foundations of deep house music. A Legacy Reimagined

: A steady, grounding groove that invites introspection as much as dancing. By stripping back some of the original's more

: Represented by the Pont Neuf Records roster and the sophisticated production of the Paris scene.

While Tour-Maubourg's original "Ode To Love" is a lush, jazz-inflected track, Flabaire’s remix introduces a "twist worthy of Larry Heard". The result is a song that listeners describe as a "jazzy beat" that is both "relaxing" and "harmonic". : Represented by the Pont Neuf Records roster

The subtitle "Nod to Mr Fingers" is a direct reference to , the Chicago house pioneer who operated under the alias Mr. Fingers . Heard is widely credited with inventing "deep house" by infusing electronic rhythms with humanistic warmth, jazzy improvisation, and soul-stirring basslines.

Ode to Love (Flabaire's Nod to Mr. Fingers Remix) - Beatport

: Synthesizer pads that swell and recede, mimicking human breathing and biorhythms. Musical Structure and Vibe

In this remix, Flabaire interprets the original's "flagship" status through the lens of early US deep-house. By stripping back some of the original's more modern French flourishes, he taps into the "Can You Feel It" ethos—a sound characterized by:

The remix of by Flabaire, titled "Flabaire's Nod to Mr Fingers Remix," is a masterful exercise in sonic homage. Released in 2021 as part of the Paradis Artificiels Remixes EP, it celebrates the one-year anniversary of Tour-Maubourg’s debut album by bridging the gap between modern French jazz-house and the foundations of deep house music. A Legacy Reimagined

: A steady, grounding groove that invites introspection as much as dancing.

: Represented by the Pont Neuf Records roster and the sophisticated production of the Paris scene.

While Tour-Maubourg's original "Ode To Love" is a lush, jazz-inflected track, Flabaire’s remix introduces a "twist worthy of Larry Heard". The result is a song that listeners describe as a "jazzy beat" that is both "relaxing" and "harmonic".

The subtitle "Nod to Mr Fingers" is a direct reference to , the Chicago house pioneer who operated under the alias Mr. Fingers . Heard is widely credited with inventing "deep house" by infusing electronic rhythms with humanistic warmth, jazzy improvisation, and soul-stirring basslines.