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He released Move It To the Left (credited to Sultans of Swing) in 1992 on the Strictly Rhythm label, which became a moderate club hit and led to a string of singles released under several monikers for that label.
His first track to make the Billboard Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart was Witch Doktor, which made the top 5 in 1994, and led to opportunities to remix acts such as New Order, Deep Forest, Jimmy Somerville, Deee-Lite, and Faithless.
However, it was the Professional Widow remix that established him and became a dance hit around the world as well as a number-one hit in the UK.
Unfortunately, Van Helden did not receive a penny for this remix because he presented it non-commissioned and, thus, was not entitled to compensation.
However, it led to work remixing the Rolling Stones, Janet Jackson, Britney Spears, and Puff Daddy, as well as Daft Punk and Sneaker Pimps, adding to his reputation as one of the world's top house-music musicians.
Cha Cha was another top-ten dance hit from his first album, Old School Junkies: The Album, which was released in 1996, along with The Funk Phenomena.
A greatest hits album appeared the next year, followed by a breakbeat album later in 1997.
U Don't Know Me was a number-two hit on the Billboard dance chart, a number one in the UK, and a top-20 single on the pop charts in Australia and Canada.
The song was the breakout track from his 2Future4U album, which was released stateside on Armand's own label, Armed Records.
Van Helden released the Killing Puritans album in 2000 (also on Armed Records), which contained the hit Koochy.
His single Why Can't You Free Some Time made it to number 34 in the UK in 2001.
His New York: A Mix Odyssey album released in 2004 produced two hits: Hear My Name, a collaboration with Spalding Rockwell that reached number 7 on the Billboard dance chart, number 34 in the UK, and the top 40 in Australia; and My My My, which reached number 4 on the world internet charts, number 5 in the Belgian and Dutch charts, number 6 in Australia, number 15 in the UK, and top 30 in the world dance charts.
In 2005, he released the album Nympho, featuring the singles Into Your Eyes, My My My, Hear My Name, and When the Lights Go Down.
The album reached the top 30 in Australia, and number 48 in the UK.
When The Lights Go Down reached #52 on the ARIA Singles Charted in Australia, and was a Dance and club hit.
Van Helden was the featured DJ in the Southern Fried tent at Get Loaded in the Park at Clapham Common on the August Bank Holiday in 2005.
He treated concertgoers with an incredible mash-up set that is still spoken about today about being one of his best performances. (*) |
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