Mac Stanton
electronic music producer

Mac Stanton (born 1977) is a French electronic music producer and the creator and manager of So French Records. Stanton is also part of the three-man (Stanton, Boss & Player) music group Freshlovers.
Musical career
Stanton started producing at the age of 18. Stanton produces the "French Touch" style of house music.
In December 2008, Stanton created the So French Records record label. So French Records saw its first release in the Beverly Hills Chase EP by the Freshlovers. Beverly Hills Chase was remixed by a number of notable groups, including Superfunk, Super Mal, Jetset Hifi, Edwin Van Cleef, 4TrakZ, Vch Crew, Super 64, and Vox Populis.
Stanton has been featured on the music website In Your Speakers, describing him as an "up-and-coming Daft Punk protégé".
In February 2012, Stanton released his first album called A nos amours LP on So French Records, an album containing 17 tracks.
Stanton's album L'Odyssée was released in May 2017 on So French Records.
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