Wideboys Biography

Wideboys are the British electronic outfit, best known for their floor filling anthem, ‘Sambuca’. Peaking in the charts at No.15, back in 2001, this mix features an unforgettable vocal take from Dennis G.

In the late 90s, Wideboys were gaining recognition for their dance remixes. By the early noughties, they shot to stardom with a couple of huge tracks. This electronic duo remixed two Artful Dodger productions, both featuring the internationally famed singer, Craig David. These were ‘Woman Trouble’ and ‘Rewind’. In 2001, they won the UMA Award for Best Dance Act, and the UKG Award for Best Newcomer.

Off the back of their successes, the Wideboys gained enough status to do remixes for some of the planet’s biggest heavyweight pop artists. They have worked on the likes of Kylie Minogue, Rihanna, Girls Aloud, Taio Cruz and even the Pussycat Dolls.

By 2009, Wideboys initiated a series of dance mix albums on the massive record label, Ministry of Sound. A true status-symbol for any artist, Ministry of Sound has released tracks from artists such as Example, Wretch 32, DJ Fresh, London Grammar, Bingo Players and Duke Dumont.

Today, Eddie Craig and Jim Sullivan are as prolific as they were in the early noughties. Recently, they have thrown sets at Garage Nation Festival, Starworks Warehouse, Winchestival, Box Park and more.

Returning to the road and ready to raise the roof, Wideboys bring nostalgia and high-octane energy to all of their live sets.