Daniel Abraham (record producer)
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Daniel Abraham is a French record producer, sound engineer and record mixer.
He has most closely been associated with the band Duran Duran, with whom he worked on the Notorious and Big Thing albums.
On the latter album, Duran Duran bassist John Taylor stated a preference for Abraham's original mix of the song "Drug (It's Just A State Of Mind)" over the version that made it onto the album. It was such a bone of contention, that rumours say Taylor was about to quit the band over the mishandling of the track.
Abraham has also worked with artists like Seal, Saint Etienne and Madonna.
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Abraham works under the aegis of White Falcon Productions.
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