1. Dead end, feat Astrid (Tim Green remix)- Atelier Francesco
2. Unsa - Alex Adamov, Saktu
3. Horizon Red feat Zoe Kyoto, -Made by Pete
4. Callahan-Serious Dancers
5. Ramdeesum-Deek That
6. Into the stars, Volen Sentir, Makebo
7. Natural Mystic, - Bob Marley, Awka Edit 
8. Sandstones of Maghreb- Deek That
9. Strathlehmann  at- Music P, Marque Aurel
10. Unto You (Jay Fase Remix), Samantha Loveridge

Essence of Life 015

Manchester born, Australian based DJ.  Nathan Reed a.k.a. Sir. Snooki got swept up by the musical steam train back during the early 90's. Harking back to his younger years, with fond memories as a flouro dressed Crasher Kid, smashing Dancefloors the breadth of the UK, Ibiza & South America. Progressing naturally to funky, dirty electric house of the early noughties championing that Subliminal, strictly rhythm & Tribal breaks sound. 
It is fair to say not many discover their passions quite as early as Snooki, It wasn’t long into his teenage years before he’d develop an insatiable thirst for crate digging — flipping through record after record picking out the dancefloor gems that would further ignite his passion for music.

With an open mind and fierce curiosity for anything and everything electronic music-based, he has spent the past two decades soaking up a multitude of genres and styles ranging from trance, techno, breaks, house, drum & bass and hip-hop. Artists like 808 State, Lab 4, Tiesto, Eric Morillo, Harry Romero, Mark Farina are just some of the musicians that went on to shape Sir.Snooki into the tastemaker he is today.
Today, Snooki focuses on pushing an infectious fusion of vocal synth-laden afro house/ tech through to progressive /organic house. Snooki also has a panache for that driving deep Chicago Jackin house- ever the party starter.
With recent influences such as Black Coffee, Kasusa, Pablo Fierro, Pippi Ciez, Lee Burridge & Sacha you’ll be hard-pressed to argue for a lack of diversity within his sets, His sets go from the deeper end of downtempo and deep melodic breaks through to the tougher grooves of afro house, jack and techno.