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Scott Wozniak Plays Feelgood’s (Miami) Tonight

Retox Wednesdays at Feelgood's (formerly Blue) is hosted every week by DJs Inbal and Baby Sean, and showcases house music talent from Miami and beyond. Tonight they present a special guest set by NYC producer Scott Wozniak, a veteran session player and prolific industry figure who has worked in the...
By Sean LevismanMay 6, 2009
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Retox Wednesdays at Feelgood’s (formerly Blue) is hosted every week by

DJs Inbal and Baby Sean, and showcases house music talent from Miami

and beyond. Tonight they present a special guest set by NYC producer

Scott Wozniak, a veteran session player and prolific industry figure

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who has worked in the studio with the likes of Toni Braxton and Pink,

scored TV commercials, and has a slew of upcoming releases on top

labels like Defected, Jellybean Soul and OM Records. Check out Wozniak

tonight along with DJ Aaron Feld and residents Inbal and Baby Sean on decks.

Scott Wozniak at Feelgood’s. Wednesday, May 6, 10 p.m. – 5 a.m. 222 Espanola Way, Miami Beach.  

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Sean Levisman was a contributing writer for Miami New Times. He earned a bachelor’s of fine arts from Suffolk University. When he wasn’t rambling about music or arts and culture in Miami, you could find him color-splattered in the studio, advancing his practice as a figurative expressionist painter.

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