Sneaky Sound System

While State-side, most folk's awareness of Aussie act Sneaky Sound System is limited to frontwoman Connie Mitchell's chilling ad-lib contribution to Kanye West's epic "Can't Tell Me Nothing" and strikingly dead-eyed titular readings on his "Flashing Lights" , back Down Under, the band have been responsible for some pretty killer electro dance-pop singles, with tunes like "Pictures" , "UFO" , "Kansas City" and "16″ ranking high among their catalog as Shower Jams More People Around The World Need To Be Acquainted With. A new addition to that list arises with "Big", the second single from their soon-to-drop third album From Here To Anywhere and arguably their finest work to date, finding a diva-poised Mitchell singing of a blossoming romance that's slightly intimidating in its promises of "happily ever after" perfection ("This could be more than we both care to know/ This could be big for me and you/ We could do anything") while blanketed in a grandiose bed of glossy, Robyn-esque disco pulses that beautifully illustrates the infinite bliss that possibly stands before her. Read More

Up to this point, Australia's Sneaky Sound System have exactly two songs I'd consider perfection. Read More