Sneaky Pete's

Come round say hi in the daytime. There may be some free booze too!

Adam Stafford

“…he former Y’All Is Fantasy Island front-man that sweeps across genres so effortlessly and brilliantly you wonder why people bother to categorise music at all.” —GoldFlakePaint

“…lyrically vivid, vocally striking and roundly impressive…” —The List

Tosh was recommended to us by London’s finest house DJ, Daniel Avery. We just love putting on DJ’s DJs. Over the last few years he’s played alongside the likes of Erol Alkan / The Revenge / Greg Wilson / Justin Robertson / The XX / Friendly Fires/ CSS / Metronomy / T.E.E.D / 20:20 Soundsystem / Disco Bloodbath / Simian Mobile Disco / The Unabombers / Filthy Dukes, Stopmakingme & Kill Em All / Cliff Lay / Legendary Children / Danny Rampling / Drums of Death / Casiokids / Ghost Poet / Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra etc etc In amazing places like Fabric (Room 1, 2 and 3) / The End / The Lock Tavern / The Social / Yes It Does Sure It Does (Athens) / Maison (Bournemouth) / Mago (Nagoya Japan) / The Cross (Sydney) / Downton Abbey / Ewan Mcgregor’s garage.. / Glastonbury / Bestival / Camp Bestival / Big Chill This is the best mix we’ve heard for quite some time, and we get through a fair few.

Coming at us from Philadelphia, Starkey is a chameleon who’s currently future bass sounds against the weird end of hip hop. Crazily creative, his live writing session on Radio1 was an extraordinary display of his creative dexterity.

A house pioneer, Jesse Rose founded the fidget sound alongside Switch. Known for holding down pressure and deep grooves, he’s one of the world’s great DJs.

San Proper is the real deal. Somewhat of a street legend even.. Ask anyone crossed paths with him and you will hear the wildest stories. This might be his debut album, but make no mistake, Proper is a hardcore DJ veteran, starting his career DJ’ing small-time gigs in the shadiest bars, six nights a week. True love for music and his unbreakable optimism kept him in the groove. His enthusiasm caught on and slowly but surely he garnered a devoted following. In 2007 he released his first releases for Rush Hour, but his big break came in 2009 when he dropped his now classic single ‘Keep It Raw’ for Perlon and shot to #1 in Germany’s Groove Magazine Top 50. More singles followed and his profile of a must see DJ and pure bred entertainer rose, touring and creating cult followings everywhere from the Japan to South America. [Read more →]