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Sneakbo is an MC from Angell Town Estate, Brixton, SW9. His first song, "The Wave", made #48 on the UK Singles Chart and he has since released a number of hits, including being a featured artist on the D'Banj song "Oliver Twist". .

The Sneaky Mister is Judith Shimer, formerly of Pretty Balanced/The Alphabet. Starting in 2007, it was an experimental recording project, including intermittent Songs of the Day on thesneakymister.blogspot.com. The Sneaky Mister began performing live in February 2010 both as a solo performance with keyboard and ukulele, and as a full band including Chris Caputo on drums, Noah Davis on guitar, and Bo Riley and Kris Oprisch on bass. As of April 2011 she performs regularly in Boston and New York City. .

Sneaky Feelings were a 1980s New Zealand pop/rock band, led by Matthew Bannister, who recorded on the Flying Nun label. Initially recording with the line-up of Bannister (guitar), David Pine (guitar), Kat Tyrie (bass) and Martin Durrant (drums), Tyrie was replaced by John Kelcher early in the band's career. Durrant left shortly before the band's demise, and was replaced by Ross Burge. Sneaky Feelings were unusual among Dunedin Sound bands in that all four members of the band sang and several of the members wrote material. The jangle sound of the guitars and layered vocals drew their influence from the...

The name Sneaky belongs to two artists: I am a musician, composer, producer and DJ. My main musical output has been through FINGATHING since 2000 which has taken me on an intergalactic journey of sound and experience. I am bursting with melody and bass!! 4 tracks from my forthcoming debut solo LP “feel like a king…pluck a string” are available as digital downloads now from my thisissneaky.co.uk ****************************************************************************** The name Sneaky also belongs to a three-piece studio project based around Oxford. To date they have produced one self-titled album on Russian Masterdog records. Originally called Fleshworld, they played in and...