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On May 6, a special Boiler Room broadcast featured two dance music legends: Todd Terry, who has been mixing and remixing dance music since the 1980s, and DJ Sneak, the original house gangster himself. Both Sneak and Todd Terry came correct, each dropping impressive 55 minute sets. Boiler Room’s been on a tear, and uploaded both the visual and audio for you dance music lovers to soak up.
Our thanks to Do Androids Dance for the words.
Ahead of their back-to-back-to-back set at New York's Highline Ballroom on Friday, May 17, the three…
Episode 6 of the Vinylcast was recorded in 2001 and comes from the legendary LA 'How Sweet It Is' ra…
Following a twist of fate that saw DJ Sneak, Derrick Carter and Mark Farina performing together on t…
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Episode 6 of the Vinylcast was recorded in 2001 and comes from the legendary LA ‘How Sweet It Is’ raves, huge productions put on by a company called B3. These parties (How Sweet It Is & Juju Beats were the biggest) went on back in the late 90′s early 2000 – the original Daisy Carnivals!
Available at Beatport
Sneak joins fellow House Gangster Riva Starr as a vocalist on ‘In Da House Tonight’, released on Snatch! Records. The track wears it’s heart on it’s sleeve, talking about the impact of House on a packed sweaty dancefloor with people getting crazy. Remixes come from an all-star cast of HG’s with Phil Weeks and Tripmastaz getting involved, and a Gangster Dub from Sneak himself. Heavy.
Check out the video of Sneak’s recent set for Six, from 6th April 2013 at The Mint Club in Leeds (UK).
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Episode 6 of the Budcast is a live recording from Sneak’s set at Cirque Paradis in Paris from March 2013.
The Budcast is the stream of DJ Sneak’s podcast series which focuses on his recent club sets as he travels the globe, laying down his inimitable House sound.
April was a big month for music with no fewer than 3 original releases and 2 re-issues.
In separate articles you can read about The Strongest EP on Guesthouse, and part 1 of In Da House Tonight on Snatch!
Part 2 of In Da House Tonight dropped on April 29th, featuring a dub and two remixes by Noir. Grab it at Beatport and listen below.
Earlier in the month, Henry Street re-issued The Polyester EP Volume 2, bringing back some of those original Sneak flavors from 1996. Beatport have it.
Another reissue came on German label Peppermint Jam – Sneak’s 1997 mix of ‘All Night Long’ is included on their Disco Files compilation.
On May 6, a special Boiler Room broadcast featured two dance music legends: Todd Terry, who has been mixing and remixing dance music since the 1980s, and DJ Sneak, the original house gangster himself. Both Sneak and Todd Terry came correct, each dropping impressive 55 minute sets. Boiler Room’s been on a tear, and uploaded both the visual and audio for you dance music lovers to soak up.
Our thanks to Do Androids Dance for the words.
SUBCULTURE // 19TH BIRTHDAY // HARRI // DOMENIC // DJ SNEAK from IAMJAMIEV_ on Vimeo.
“With Harri & Domenic at the helm Subculture has endured like no other club night in the world and is now firmly established as the longest running weekly underground club night on the planet. It continues to go from strength to strength as Harri & Domenic refuse to relent when it comes to pushing boundaries and reworking their ever relevant take on the house music blueprint. As testament to their integrity and longevity, they continue to steer clear of trends or fads and remain true to their roots, serving up flawless selections of house and techno to the clued up masses the world over.
In true birthday style we have invited one of our favourite DJs and truest inspirations to join us, the one and only DJ Sneak. One of house music’s genuine pioneers, DJ Sneak has the passion and drive to keep house music alive and as the self-proclaimed House Gangster, he has more than helped shape the course that dance music has taken over the last 20 years. Since the early 90s his music has strongly influenced crossover acts such Daft Punk, Basement Jaxx and Armand Van Helden as well fellow underground heroes Derrick Carter, Mark Farina and Greenskeepers, taking in a whole generation of Chicago DJs that owe so much to his production style and DJ aesthetic.
Having begun his DJ’ing career in 1983, Sneak continues to be at the top of his game. His non stop beat bumpin’ sets are a one of a kind experience in the electronic music circuit and are backed up by a barrage of top quality releases on some of the most consistent and revelationary labels operating today. His signature sound of funky filtered disco-influenced house and tough, jacking beats has revolutionised and redefined house music for well over 20 years and his influence continues to be be felt today.”
Ahead of their back-to-back-to-back set at New York’s Highline Ballroom on Friday, May 17, the three Chicago legends Sneak, Derrick Carter and Mark Farina caught up with Time Out New York for a three-way chat.
Time Out New York: Having all three of you on the phone at once makes me feel like I’m at a veteran-Chicago-DJ convention.
Derrick Carter: It’s amazing that you were able to get us all at the same time.
Time Out New York: Yes, I feel like that’s accomplishment in itself, and that we could call it quits right now.
Derrick Carter: Okay—peace out!
Time Out New York: Wait a minute—while I have you all, we might as well chat. You guys go back quite a bit, don’t you? (more…)
On May 6, a special Boiler Room broadcast featured two dance music legends: Todd Terry, who has been…
April was a big month for music with no fewer than 3 original releases and 2 re-issues.…
![Subculture's 19th Birthday with DJ Sneak [video]](http://djsneak.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/SNEAK_SUBCLUB_BOOTH_590x400-500x338.jpg)
With Harri & Domenic at the helm Subculture has endured like no other club night in the world and is…
