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Review: Londoners Kiwi and Ashworth return to Sneaky for a follow-up to the Dawn EP, with two original tracks, "Alaska" and "Na'am", backed up by a Nicholas & Marcoradi remix of "CUX3" and Ranacat's remix of "Zubr". "Alaska" could be described as an amalgamation of the inspirations that lead to the first Sneaky release, combining the pumping house beats of "CUX3", the comforting Wurlitzer of "Zubr" and the ethereal movie-soundtrack "Dusk". "Na'am is something totally different, existing mainly as a collage of recorded and found sounds, avoiding the usual structure of house music in favour of something reminiscent of the weirder side of the Chemical Brothers. The remixes both hint to dance floors of the '90s, with Nicholas and Marcoradi making you wait and wait before dropping an unforgettable piano hook, whilst Sneaky's Ranacat lifts "Zubr" out of context and into peak time territory.
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SNKY 004
27 Oct 14
Deep House
27 Oct 14
Deep House
Various
Amine Edge & Dance - "Bitches In The Project" (Monte & Adana Twins Blade Runner tool) - (8:08) 120 BPM 
Played by: Matteo Luis
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EXRC 008
10 Feb 14
Deep House
10 Feb 14
Deep House
Review: Sneaky Music maintain the pressure that the label's debut release from Silk 86 built up, welcoming London pairing Ashworth & Kiwi into the fold with the Dawn EP. South London based Kiwi's music combines influences from disco, funk and house and has notable released on Needwant and Deepshit, whilst East Londoner Ashworth debuted on Balsaal, garnering support Dixon, DJ T and Josh Wink and recently teamed up with Citizen for Waze & Odyssey's label W&O Street Trax. Lead track 'UCX3' is a drawn-out, gradually swelling, half-euphoric-half-pumping roller, which the guys would be happy to admit was heavily influenced by Pachanga Boys' "Time." Demonstrating a more mellow side, "Zubr" has Ashworth showing off his prowess with the Wurlitzer whilst "Dusk" is arguably the wild card. Staying clear of the drum machines, this track paints a subtley epic picture with a reverb-drenched piano and folksy violin drones, all being driven forwards by an ominous pulsating Moog bass.
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SNKY 002
07 Feb 14
Deep House
07 Feb 14
Deep House
