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Mike DeVellis has a few new breaks cuts that will appear on Citrona Recs later this year.

Sneak-E Pete and Scottie B's remix of Sulli and Alexander East's "Up All Night" made it to #32 on the Balance UK Carts this summer.

Blunted Funk records celebrates its 8th release Angel Soup EP featuring the highly anticipated QBURNS Abstract Message rmx of "Angel Soup " by Brooklyn band Cold Hands. Buyers contact Syntax, Unique, Intergroove Uk, Downtown and Watts.

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XLR8R review bf005 - Mar 2005

New York's Scottie B and Chris Tempas produce house as The Shift when they're not busy playing live as a full band with the project. The live element is represented with sax and Rhodes keyboard flourishes over their scissor-clipped vocals and deep-dipping bass throbs. John Larner's remix adds a hefty drum shuffle and krazee noises. I'll pop a pill and cruise to this. - Derek Grey

DJ Times bf004 review - Oct 2004

Brooklyn based, Blunted Funk Recordings lives up to their name and drop some seriously infections grooves on their fourth release. The Army of One Remix is a deep, stirring late night tech house affair, with moving percussion, lush keys and a sexy, acid influenced bassline. The Original is a laid back, slow developing deep house affair that will rock any late night set.

DJ Magazine UK bf003 review - May 2004

Jordan Vesteyo and Sneak-E Pete team up for an unusual dancefloor release. Hailing from the cultural melting pot that is New York, it no surprise 'Revenge' combines minimal techno elements with pulsing electro rhythms and trippy, swirling chords. Bryan Zentz's remix is tailored for peak-time use, a grungy, jacking track, while Blunted Funk stalwarts complete the package in style with the jacking, chord-driven "White Light".

Urb Magazine bf002 review - Jan 2004

"On this funky piece of wax out of New York, the first two cuts, Moody Eva 's "6 Minute Man" and The Shift's "Soulville", are laid-back with mid-tempo beats and live sounding feel fans of the Eighteenth Street Lounge Music should dig. But the cut for the club, "Electrofunk" by Sneak-E Pete & Miss Bliss, is the one to watch for on the dancefloor."

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