That /g/ is very unique. Where is it from?

Doesn't it look a lot like Chalet? I mean with a manipulated g and some terminal trimming on the t and e.

Wow, good eye – it does look like this one started as Chalet

http://www.houseind.com/fonts/chalet

It comes from working/playing with Chalet so much. I'm not saying I'm right. It is just what I see.

;)

It’s not a match, but the g of Fugue is similar to the g.

very, very late thank you. lost track of the post.

fugue it was!