This full concert films the Dabeull Band in Paris in 2023, in an entirely acoustic and analogue format. Dabeull, a French producer and musician, has established himself as one of the figures of a revival of homegrown funk and boogie, an avowed heir to the sounds of the 1970s and 1980s. What sets this live show apart is its setup: a band of musicians playing in real time on vintage equipment, analogue synthesizers and period electric instruments, with no computer or programmed sequence. This approach restores the warmth and grain characteristic of original funk and boogie, between tight rhythmic grooves, layers of FM keyboards and round bass lines. The project belongs to the world Dabeull would develop notably around the album “Analog Love”, celebrating an aesthetic in which older technology becomes an artistic choice in its own right. Filmed in Paris, this performance illustrates the vitality of the new French touch and its taste for live collective playing. The precise track list and the detailed personnel of this recording are not reliably documented, but the concert highlights the energy of a fully acoustic band.
Dabeull — Live in Paris, 2023
Why this recording
Uploaded by Dabeull himself in April 2023, this 25-minute video still works as the band's calling card: its description now points to the 2026 tour. Behind the alias is David Saïd, a producer who came through the duo Donovans and whose sound was first built in the studio. The short HD format shows that repertoire moving to a full band on stage, under a rule the artist spells out himself: only analog and FM gear from the 1970s and 80s, no computer. A first-hand record of a producer turning bandleader.
— Simon Janvier, live-sound professional and editor of the catalogue
Recording technical sheet
| Rights-holding channel | Dabeull |
|---|---|
| Source status | Official — artist’s channel |
| Uploaded | |
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| Resolution | HD (720p+) |
Metadata checked on YouTube on 29 September 2026.








