squelchy regal jazz x with an investigation, chase and hide sequence to boot x genius x ... ohhh yeah x........meow x

Celebrating 15 years of Wiff. Skeewiff 1998-2013

A big big thanks to everyone who over the years, have appeared on the records, played live, released skeewiff stuff & made skee-videos. Way too many to list here... you know who you are... Thanks & Big Love.

& Naturally we wouldn't have got this far without the love and support of everyone who has bought, played and got down to Skeewiff over the years. Big thanks for your years and years of support, and for keeping us in employment all these years. 

& a final very special thank-you to the man who gave us our first shot and our first record deal... The original skeewiff scratch DJ, the baddest DJ on two turntables... Steve Canueto!! Big thanks man.. there would be no Skeewiff without you.. imagine that folks.. Go give him some love.. @stevecanueto

Thank-you... all of you :sniff: You have been wonderful

x big loves x

Tracklisting:

1.	Its all gone Dave Allen for Breakfast
2.	Feeling Big Les’ Stone
3.	Man of Constant Bone
4.	Love Kalashnikov
5.	Yoda’s Gritty Hands Bump
6.	Miniskirt in a China Shop
7.	Little Spot Of What Dawn’s Mama Gave ya
8.	Pull the Mexican
9.	I Got Stag
10. 	Soul Rumbanova
11. 	Soul Bumpanova
12. 	Spider Fonk
13. 	Coming Home Noah
14. 	Megamash Bonanza

Skeewiff's Greatest Wiffs "Megamash Bonanza" ***FREE DL***

Nico & Lou go bananas ! Jumping organs, freaky cowbells & latin breaks at the Factory
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Run run run (El Velvetico Undergroundo)

"Skeewiff Vs Shawn Lee see’s two musical dons collide… veterans of the beat, masters of sound, this is the album to end all albums. 
If you’re lovin’ a bit of Shawn Lee’s slick retro vibes and you like a huge dollop of Skeewiff’s breaks and beats in your life, then look no further as Pedigree Cuts brings you a funked up mix of re-wiffed classics."

Shawn Lee - Fuzz City (Skeewiff's Spaghetti Western Revision)

What The Funk!?

Yes Skeewiff are back in town and they've brought their time machine, taking you back with some seriously sizzling collaborations and they are funk’n brilliant!

There’s beats, there’s rhythm, there’s horns all ready to get you groovin’. 
All that’s left for you to do is sit back, keep calm and let Skeewiff funk you with their shizzle.

Juno Download - http://bit.ly/1FeC3pY 
iTunes - http://apple.co/1HBSspS
Google Play - http://bit.ly/1GMbfmp
Amazon - http://amzn.to/1dD1qMv

Skeewiff Feat Ashley Slater - Slam Your Funky Funk Funk

The mix between melodies with folk accents and more rhythmic and urban metrics is the main feature of Swingin’ Junky, probably the piece that most represents the project with its bright and easy going style.

Swingin' Junky
vocals: Cico
alto sax, soprano sax,clarinet: JazzDog (Guglielmo Pagnozzi)
tenor sax: Valentino Bianchi
guitar: Andrea Menabò
violin: Jacopo Vecchis
trombone: Elena Wum

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DJ Farrapo Ft. Cico - Swingin' Junky

"We fancied going somewhere different this time" 

…And so they did. Previously no strangers to changing gears radically mid track when a groove screamed out for it, Skeewiff have certainly excelled themselves this time.

‘Skeewiff In Wonderland’ is a multi sectional, genre hopping, beat heavy remix of Lewis Carroll’s ‘Alice In Wonderland’ that leaves your ears and senses vibrating with the very essence of sonic invention.

An elegiac orchestra and soaring beats are interspersed with glitchy psychedelia and moody jazz on the introductory ‘Down the Rabbit Hole’.

The cut and paste cinerama that is twisted and transported via 5 dimensions throughout the album is perfectly encapsulated on this thrilling soundtrack to our departure.

An infectious leslie organ and gleeful acoustic guitar propel the infectious ode to the novel's haphazard Dodo race - ‘A Caucus. A victorian string melody and incongruous slide guitar swell to complete the joyously deranged atmosphere.

On ‘Pig And Pepper’, Skeewiff serve up a slice of the 60’s cool that infected their hit collaboration with Vanessa Contenay-Quinones ‘Made In France’ with the kind of retro verve we know and love. ‘Advice From A Caterpillar’ adds to the increasingly lysergic atmosphere - a sitar laden jazzy groove providing a scintillating backdrop for funk guitar and soulful saxophone before Bollywood beats and growly synths arrive to remind us that nothing here is as it seems.

The crunk groove of ‘Who Stole The Tarts’ mutates a 30’s inspired Flapper dance into something defying explanation - jazz trumpet and piercing synths recreate the bawdiness of the legal system mocking 11th chapter and ‘Skee’s Evidence’ draws proceedings to a close in typically ‘Wiffed’ out fashion. Intertwining wah wah guitar and baffled trumpet lead the charge before the coda of ‘Down The Rabbithole’ reappears, a door bangs shut and a disturbing muffled chuckle echoes into the silence...

Curiouser and curiouser…

‘Skeewiff In Wonderland is released on March 31st.

Skeewiff In Wonderland

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Lobster Quadrille

‘We fancied going somewhere different this time ’…And so they did. Previously no strangers to changing gears radically mid track when a groove screamed out for it, Skeewiff have certainly excelled themselves this time.

‘Skeewiff In Wonderland’ is a multi sectional, genre hopping, beat heavy remix of Lewis Carroll’s ‘Alice In Wonderland’ that leaves your ears and senses vibrating with the very essence of sonic invention.

An elegiac orchestra and soaring beats are interspersed with glitchy psychedelia and moody jazz on the introductory ‘Down the Rabbit Hole’.

The cut and paste cinerama that is twisted and transported via 5 dimensions throughout the album is perfectly encapsulated on this thrilling soundtrack to our departure.

An infectious leslie organ and gleeful acoustic guitar propel the infectious ode to the novel's haphazard Dodo race - ‘A Caucus. A victorian string melody and incongruous slide guitar swell to complete the joyously deranged atmosphere.

On ‘Pig And Pepper’, Skeewiff serve up a slice of the 60’s cool that infected their hit collaboration with Vanessa Contenay-Quinones ‘Made In France’ with the kind of retro verve we know and love. ‘Advice From A Caterpillar’ adds to the increasingly lysergic atmosphere - a sitar laden jazzy groove providing a scintillating backdrop for funk guitar and soulful saxophone before Bollywood beats and growly synths arrive to remind us that nothing here is as it seems.

The crunk groove of ‘Who Stole The Tarts’ mutates a 30’s inspired Flapper dance into something defying explanation - jazz trumpet and piercing synths recreate the bawdiness of the legal system mocking 11th chapter and ‘Skee’s Evidence’ draws proceedings to a close in typically ‘Wiffed’ out fashion. Intertwining wah wah guitar and baffled trumpet lead the charge before the coda of ‘Down The Rabbithole’ reappears, a door bangs shut and a disturbing muffled chuckle echoes into the silence...

Curiouser and curiouser…

‘Skeewiff In Wonderland is released on March 31st.

Skeewiff in Wonderland

Who Stole The Tarts

Skee's Evidence

Out digitally on November 16th via Pedigree Cuts. Featuring The Brand New Heavies and Baby Bam (Jungle Brothers) 

‘Put Your Hands Together’ brings together some of their key collaborators of recent years to make up an exquisitely produced and supremely groovy collection. 

Fans of the groove maestros won't be strangers to the red herring (but darned cute) cover image - but seconds into track ’Starsky And June’ reveals a modern funksploitation classic featuring scene veterans The Brand New Heavies. ‘I Don’t Follow The Trend’ featuring Baby Bam (Jungle Brothers) from received numerous plays in the summer from Zoe Ball on her BBC R2 show and Lauren Laverne and Steve Lamaq on their BBC 6 music shows. 

Other participants such as Freak Power’s Ashley Slater (via his Kitten And The Hip project) and piano genius Dan Hewson make this a record of such caliber that it plays out like this year’s prime crate digger compilation. It’s completely mind-blowing that this is the creme of an act’s output over a two year period and if mention of their co-conspirators isn’t enough - let that thought be your recommendation and hit play NOW!

Drums, Percussion, Keys, String Arrangement, Vocals - Alex Rizzo

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The Times They Are A Cha Cha Cha

Out digitally on November 16th via Pedigree Cuts. Featuring The Brand New Heavies and Baby Bam (Jungle Brothers)

‘Put Your Hands Together’ brings together some of their key collaborators of recent years to make up an exquisitely produced and supremely groovy collection.

Fans of the groove maestros won't be strangers to the red herring (but darned cute) cover image - but seconds into track ’Starsky And June’ reveals a modern funksploitation classic featuring scene veterans The Brand New Heavies. ‘I Don’t Follow The Trend’ featuring Baby Bam (Jungle Brothers) from received numerous plays in the summer from Zoe Ball on her BBC R2 show and Lauren Laverne and Steve Lamaq on their BBC 6 music shows.

Other participants such as Freak Power’s Ashley Slater (via his Kitten And The Hip project) and piano genius Dan Hewson make this a record of such caliber that it plays out like this year’s prime crate digger compilation. It’s completely mind-blowing that this is the creme of an act’s output over a two year period and if mention of their co-conspirators isn’t enough - let that thought be your recommendation and hit play NOW!

Cast

Simon Bartholomew - Guitar
Luke Harris - Drums
Andrew Levy – Bass
Matt Wobbly Hen - Piano
Elliot Ireland – Recording Engineer
Alessandro Rizzo – Keyboards, Percussion & Programming

Recorded at Studio one in Acton W3 – Friday. 29 April 2016

Put Your Hands Together

Put Your Hands Together (Feat The Brand New Heavies)

New album "Something Like That?" OUT NOW

👉🏼 https://skeewiff.lnk.to/SomethingLikeThat 👈🏼

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