Sneaky Sound System: ‘It’s not my Problem’ [single with remixes]
Release date: 29th June 2009
Label: 14th Floor Records
Links: www.myspace.com/sneakysoundsystem
Sneaky Sound System are back with their new single ‘It’s not my Problem’ featuring a hot new mix from Stuart Price (Les Rythmes Digitales, Jacque Lu Cont).
The story goes, that Brandon Flowers from The Killers was raving to Stuart Price about Sneaky Sound System, who in turn offered his remix services to the band. The result is their brand new single ‘It’s not my Problem’ which Stuart has remixed under his Thin White Duke moniker.
Thin White Duke’s remix is an instant anthem… Price’s take is a subtle, lush track that builds and builds causing the hairs on the back of your neck to stand on end. Miss Connie’s vocal is gorgeous and so catchy that we guarantee you will be singing along by the end. If singing is not your thing, then the fat bassline, noodly overlays and tight production will get you going.
The Seamus Haji mix is for the Electro heads out there. This remix is faster and chunkier, with a pounding bassline which is perfect for that big room, peak time sound. Haji has provided a vocal and a dub, so whatever your mood, there is a version for you.
Stockholm Syndrome serve up a more Piano-led house track… Much more anthemic than its predecessors, a massive break coupled with a euphoric build up make this remix a great one for the festivals, and big clubs. A dub is also available.
Sneaky Sound System have been making some serious waves on the dance scene, playing at pretty much every major festival this summer including Global Gathering, Wireless Festival, Isle of Wight festival, aswell as being invited to support Tiesto at his Victoria Park show in July. The band has also been invited by Eric Morillo, who is a big fan, to host a few dates in the Global Room at his long running Subliminal Nights @ Pacha, Ibiza. The shows will be reminiscent of Sneaky’s infamous club nights ‘Sneaky Sundays’ which have been running in Australia for 7 years and has seen the likes of LCD Soundsystem, Tiga and Hot Chip grace the decks. .
