Sneaky Pete's

THIS IS SOUND presents …

Living communally in a 200-year-old farmhouse, growing their own produce, making music and listening to old vinyl is just what you’d expect to find a Cajun band doing. Except that Mama Rosin’s farm is not in the Louisiana bayou, but in the foothills of the Alps, a 40-minute drive from the shores of Lake Geneva. “It’s like our own little piece of Louisiana in the mountains” says guitar and banjo player Robin Girod. “We like to think of it as the Swiss bayou.” Until Mama Rosin was founded just over five years ago, Cajun music was as alien to Switzerland as cuckoo clocks would be in the swamps. The band came together when Girod, a 29-year-old university drop-out, met the 27-year-old Lebanese-born accordion player Cyril Yeterian while piloting a passenger ferry on the lake. The pair bonded over their mutual love of old-time French migrant music, sailing and ducks… Read the full Guardian interview here.

Mama Rosin Performing on Later… with Jools Holland.

Freakout house, wrong punk, upside down disco.

Wasabi Disco is probably the best eclectic disco in Scotland. Recent guests include Bill Brewster and the Optimo DJs.

£3 / members free

3rd Saturday Every Month

Indie > electro > disco > dubstep with the Sick Note DJs.

Every Friday except last the last Friday each month.

£3 / members free

We’ve got some of the city’s best DJs, and they’re coming down to Sneaky’s in force for our budget new year’s.

2300 – This Is Music & Sick Note DJs plus DJ Blk Mgk
0100 – Playdate DJs
0200 – Nu-Fire DJs
0300 – Coalition (Ameldrum) vs Volume! (Paranoise)
0400 – Wasabi Disco (Kris Wasabi) vs Dapper Dan’s (Gavin Fort)