In 1983, Carlos Sosa aka DJ Sneak, moved to the city of Chicago from the is… Read Full Bio ↴In 1983, Carlos Sosa aka DJ Sneak, moved to the city of Chicago from the island of Puerto Rico, where his early musical experiences and Influences were rooted in salsa, merengue and famous Latin orchestras. Chicago, like Puerto Rico, is a city rich with musical styles and sounds.

It was in Chicago that Sneak found inspiration in underground house music, Warehouse parties and "old school" mix tapes from the early pioneers - Farley Jackmaster Funk, Ralphi Rosario, Steve Hurley and local radio station shows played on WBMX. Sneak earned his nickname rocking designs in the graffiti tagging days and began working at retail stores as an airbrush artist, not long after he cultured the music industry world and began recording his first releases.

While at retail stores Sneak developed his DJing skills around the city working regular mobile DJ jobs and local nightclubs. In an already saturated DJ pool, Sneak focused on music production and started an independent label - Defiant Records. In 1992, using the fundamental studio pieces, Sneak began recording tracks with an unusual new style. In 1994, while still working at local store Gramophone Records sneak met Cajmere (Green Velvet) owner of Cajual and Relief Records.

Cajmere released some of Sneak's pivotal tracks and helped bring international recognition, with it, a global DJing career.In 1995, Sneak's new sound revolutionized house music with inspirational sounds and rhythms never heard. The disco filtered house grooves became Sneak's signature sound. Innovator to many, Sneak's love for music spawned current talents such as Daft Punk, Basement Jaxx & Armand Van Helden.

In 1996, DJ Sneak's" You Can't Hide From Your Bud" on Derrick Carter's Classic Recordings turn out to be something of a masterpiece, setting a blueprint for many subsequent 'filtered disco' tracks and preceding the wave of funky, disco-influenced house that would prove the massive popularity of Chicago underground music. From 1996 through the present day DJ Sneak is also a veteran on the remix world, with highly expected remixes that drive dance floors across the globe to ecstatic conditions by means of his intense beats and rhythms. After years of development, DJ Sneak is a familiar name across the world's club circuit rocking down the best venues and events. A frequent visitor of Ibiza -the Island of spiritual parties and the Mecca of dance music culture, Sneak has played a part in many of events involving the best production teams from England; Ministry of Sound, Cream, Manumission, Miss Moneypenny's to mention a few. A favorite in the United Kingdom's summer festivals for example Homelands, Creamfiedls, 'T' in the park in Scotland, Sneak has no mercy on the sound systems and on the scale of existing DJs to grasp he remains part of the top 100 DJs of the world for 5 consecutive years.

Fix My Sink
DJ Sneak Lyrics

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She said - we're gonna beat this now baby, uh-huh, come on
She said fix my sink, funk my funk, walk my walk, talk my talk
Do what you gotta do, she said fix my sink
She said fix my sink, funk my funk, walk my walk, talk my talk
Do what I gotta do, you better fix that sink

You know fuzzy fuzzy, it was a good thing, it was a beautiful day outside
The sun was shining, I get a phone call, I get a phone call

It was from the pretty lady on the other side, she said, she said baby
Baby I want you to come over and fix my sink, ha-ha
She said fix my sink, I said fix your sink
She said fix my sink, funk my funk, walk my walk, talk my talk
Do what you gotta do and fix that sink
And she said fix that sink, funk my funk, walk my walk, talk my talk
Do what you gotta do, you better fix that sink

Fix that sink on the left and I fix that sink on the right
And I fix that sink on the floor and I fix that sink all night
And I fix that sink to the left and I fix that sink to the right
And I fix that sink on the floor and I fix that sink all night

So I got, I got my tool belly, I got my tool and I went over to my baby's house
And we can a, you know fix that sink she said
She said come over baby, baby I've been waiting for you
Where you been when I'm comin' down
She said fix my sink, funk my funk, walk my walk, talk my talk
Do what you gotta do and fix that sink, ya'll
She said fix that sink, funk my funk, walk my walk, talk my talk
Do what I do, and fix that sink

So I came over and I said baby, where's the leak
I know that you're, you're tubes need a boiling
You need to ah, you need to have you're ah, sink fixed

She said fix my sink, I said fix that sink, she said fix that sink
I said fix that sink

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to DJ Sneak's song Fix My Sink are about a woman who asks her partner to come over and fix her sink. The chorus repeats her request, but adds in phrases like "funk my funk, walk my walk, talk my talk," which suggest that she wants him not just to fix the sink, but also to perform some other sort of service. The verses go into more detail about how the singer goes to her house and uses his tools to fix the sink, but also imply that there is some sort of sexual tension between them.

On the surface, the lyrics may appear to be about fixing a sink, but they can be interpreted as a metaphor for sexual desire. The woman's request to "fix my sink" could be interpreted as a request for sexual satisfaction, and the subsequent phrases in the chorus imply that she wants her partner to fulfill all her needs. The line "I got my tool belly, I got my tool" also has sexual connotations, suggesting that the singer is well-equipped to satisfy her desires.

Overall, the lyrics to Fix My Sink are suggestive and playful, using a common household task as a metaphor for sexual desire. The song is characteristic of the house music genre, which often features repetitive, catchy choruses and driving beats.

Line by Line Meaning

She said - we're gonna beat this now baby, uh-huh, come on
The singer's partner is optimistic about their relationship and wants to work through any issues they have.

She said fix my sink, funk my funk, walk my walk, talk my talk
The singer's partner wants them to not only fix their sink, but also be on the same wavelength as her and understand her on a fundamental level.

Do what you gotta do, she said fix my sink
The singer's partner is urging them to take action and do what needs to be done to fix the sink.

You know fuzzy fuzzy, it was a good thing, it was a beautiful day outside
The artist recalls a pleasant memory from the past and the lovely weather that accompanied it.

The sun was shining, I get a phone call, I get a phone call
The artist received a call while enjoying the sunshine and good weather.

It was from the pretty lady on the other side, she said, she said baby
The singer received a call from their partner who they find attractive, and the partner addressed them with a term of endearment.

Baby I want you to come over and fix my sink, ha-ha
The singer's partner is making a flirtatious request for them to come over and fix the sink.

Fix that sink on the left and I fix that sink on the right
The artist is emphasizing their commitment to fixing the sink, no matter its location within the home.

And I fix that sink on the floor and I fix that sink all night
The artist is willing to put in the time and effort to fix the sink, even if it takes all night.

So I got, I got my tool belly, I got my tool and I went over to my baby's house
The artist is prepared with the necessary tools to fix the sink and heads over to their partner's home.

And we can a, you know fix that sink she said
The singer's partner is also motivated to fix the sink and is ready to work together with them on the task.

Where you been when I'm comin' down
The artist's partner is implying that they could have used their help when they were feeling down.

So I came over and I said baby, where's the leak
The singer arrives at their partner's home and begins to troubleshoot the problem with the sink.

I know that you're, you're tubes need a boiling
The singer has an idea of what might be causing the issue with the sink and mentions boiling the tubes as a solution.

You need to ah, you need to have you're ah, sink fixed
The singer reinforces the importance of fixing the sink.

She said fix that sink, I said fix that sink, she said fix that sink
The artist's partner continues to urge them to focus on fixing the sink.

Lyrics © Sentric Music
Written by: BEAR WHO, CARLOS SOSA, MARK THOMAS BELL

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