Duck Sauce
Duck Sauce is a joint music project of the two DJs Armand Van Helden and A -Trak. It was founded in New York in 2009.
- 3.1 EPs
- 3.2 Singles
Career
They had their first hit in 2009 with the piece anyway, which was a Top 40 hit in several European countries. Followed in 2010 by the US- American singer Barbra Streisand named piece. It uses as a sample of the song " Gotta Go Home" by Boney M., which in turn is based on the song " Hello Train" by Night Train. They were composed hook line of the Berlin Heinz Huth. Produced the Boney M version of the German producer and singer Frank Farian and the Night Train version of Michael Holm. Duck Sauce thus reached number 1 in Austria, Switzerland and Belgium (Flanders and Wallonia ) and number 3 in the UK and Germany. The duo is also successful in Australia and New Zealand.
Members
Armand Van Helden
Armand Van Helden was born on February 16, 1970 in Boston. His father was a Dutch Indonesian descent, his mother is French and Lebanese descent. Because the profession of his father in the U.S. Air Force, Van traveled heroes as a child around the world and lived a long time in the Netherlands, Turkey and Italy. At the age of 13, he bought a drum machine and two years later he began his career as a DJ. A remix of Deep Creed's Stay on My Mind was his first release. In 1992, under the name of the Sultans of Swing Move It to the Left panel on the label Strictly Rhythm.
A-Trak
A-Trak was in Montreal (Canada) born on 30 March 1982 as Alain Macklovitch. At age 13, he bought his first turntables and his first mixer. Early on, he made a name for himself on the international stage and was one of the first Canadian DJs, the youngest DMC World Champion. At 18, Alain had already five World Championship titles and in 2004 ended with Kanye West on tour. The latest development was the establishment of the label Fools Gold, known with The Cool Kids, Kid Sister, Chromeo, Crookers or Kid Cudi.