J Paul Getto
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With a crate full of certified floor-fillers, Tony Saputo—better known as J Paul Getto—has rightfully earned the title Minister of Funk. His signature sound seamlessly blends contemporary production techniques with classic disco and house samples, creating grooves that are packed with emotion and irresistible energy—especially for the ladies on the dance floor. Although already an experienced producer, a chance meeting at a dinner party in September 2010 marked a turning point. With the support of Maurice Tamraz and Neil Petricone of X-Mix Productions, J Paul Getto carved out his unique lane in the world of sample-heavy disco house. In just a short time, he dropped standout tracks like “Imma Let You Know,” “3000,” and “Paris Fried Chicken,” all met with wide acclaim.
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With a crate full of certified floor-fillers, Tony Saputo—better known as J Paul Getto—has rightfully earned the title Minister of Funk.
With a crate full of certified floor-fillers, Tony Saputo—better known as J Paul Getto—has rightfully earned the title Minister of Funk. His signature sound seamlessly blends contemporary production techniques with classic disco and house samples, creating grooves that are packed with emotion and irresistible energy—especially for the ladies on the dance floor. Although already an experienced producer, a chance meeting at a dinner party in September 2010 marked a turning point. With the support of Maurice Tamraz and Neil Petricone of X-Mix Productions, J Paul Getto carved out his unique lane in the world of sample-heavy disco house. In just a short time, he dropped standout tracks like “Imma Let You Know,” “3000,” and “Paris Fried Chicken,” all met with wide acclaim.
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J Paul Getto
With a crate full of certified floor-fillers, Tony Saputo—better known as J Paul Getto—has rightfully earned the title Minister of Funk.
With a crate full of certified floor-fillers, Tony Saputo—better known as J Paul Getto—has rightfully earned the title Minister of Funk. His signature sound seamlessly blends contemporary production techniques with classic disco and house samples, creating grooves that are packed with emotion and irresistible energy—especially for the ladies on the dance floor. Although already an experienced producer, a chance meeting at a dinner party in September 2010 marked a turning point. With the support of Maurice Tamraz and Neil Petricone of X-Mix Productions, J Paul Getto carved out his unique lane in the world of sample-heavy disco house. In just a short time, he dropped standout tracks like “Imma Let You Know,” “3000,” and “Paris Fried Chicken,” all met with wide acclaim.