10 Years of Sneja Recordings Remixed this is A in House project that is orchestrated by the Sneja Recordings A&R team in collaboration with the lethal titan hailing from Italy that is well known as Giorgio Bassetti with a sole purpose of celebrating the 10 years long run of Sneja Recordings in the House Music scene of which is comprised of powerful unique music production in which Bassetti blends different musical elements such as synth and drum progression.

On this project Giorgio Bassetti remixes released and unreleased projects that are originally the composition of Alejandro Peñaloza & Juan Mind from Colombia titled “Vice City”, Kollective Groove from Spain titled “African Passion”, Soldera from Brazil titled “Matabarama”, & Afronerd featuring Thoby Dladla from South Africa titled “iThemba”.

Giorgio Bassetti appearance is vague as he many recognised him from previous release now his drive and unique sound that derives from urban Deep House, Tech House, Afro House & Techno take form in his production while the A&R team is responsible for the exquisite selection of vocals.

Kollective Groove - African Passion (Giorgio Bassetti Remix)

Giorgio channels captivating emotions as his 4/4 kick drum structures the House body, A seductive powerful base dials down the emotions and declares the direction of the base. High end brings out the exciting energy to it but the vocal that sings “why can't we just go back to yesterday, away in the sunshine, away in the sea, where it's just you and me, you and me” completes the Song.

Alejandro Peñaloza & Juan Mind - Vice City (Giorgio Bassetti Remix)

Powerful kick drum programmed in 4/4 style which serve as A basic House structure as well programmed high end brings excitement while powerful low end or you can perhaps say base strikes as a pulling groove. The plucks resurrect tension while the brimming synth adds into it. As the vocal sings “i can’t help it, the negativity, makes me allergic, all i ever see”

Soldera - Matabarama (Giorgio Bassetti Remix)

Solid kick drum alongside well programmed shakers arpeggio pluck serve the purpose of mid frequency while the Tech House base adds power and balance to the song as the chopped chants and fill out vox completes the track.

Afronerd - iThemba (feat. Thoby Dladla) (Giorgio Bassetti Remix)

On this one Giorgio channels 4/4 fat kicks causing attention unique base that sounds similar to a drum in hand it’s a high pitched conga while shakers what defines a change its shakes low plucky leads are serving mid frequency and hands out interest as they’re are being automated. The interesting part is chordal risers that are being introduced in for change indication. Vocals are being chopped carefully as they’re filling out the track in an atmospheric level.