During the early 00’s Butti 49 attracted plenty of attention from all parts of the world with their remixes and a series of dazzling singles of their own. Norwegian heroes Butti 49 aka Snorre Seim and Øyvind Jakobsen finally released their debut album in October 2004. They have released a series of well received singles, both on their own imprint and on other well respected labels such as Guidance and Nuphonic which spread the word even further. In addition Snorre and Øyvind's services have been much in demand as remixers, their list of remix credits is extensive, so far they have been in action with such heavyweights as Kyoto Jazz Massive, Nu Spirit Helsinki, Sirius B, and Ennio Morricone to name but a few. And if that's not enough their music has also been featured on numerous compilations including DJ Spinna's Raiding the Crates on Shadow Records, Compost Records, DNM and many more. Their full length album “Habit” features Butti's inimitable and eclectic mix of funk, soul, beats, breaks, electronica and jazz the end result of which is, it has to be said, a very fine album indeed. From the frenzied guitar rhythms of Kongo Mongo to the more atmospheric Alan Accelerates the 49ers showcase an exciting array of musical flavours which manages to pull off that always difficult trick of presenting an appetising variety of musical flavours which all complement each other and hang together as a cohesive album.