Armand Van Helden
Armand Van Helden came up making house music with a funk backbone. His track 'The Funk Phenomena' became a dance floor staple, built on that same rhythmic...
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Armand Van Helden came up making house music with a funk backbone. His track 'The Funk Phenomena' became a dance floor staple, built on that same rhythmic foundation. He's from Baltimore, and you can hear those early funk and hip-hop influences in how he approaches electronic production.
He put out albums like 'Old School Junkies' in 1996 and '2Future4U' in 1999. The single 'My, My, My' came out in 2003. Later records included 'Ghetto House' in 2008 and 'Enter the Night' in 2011.
Songs like 'You Don't Know Me' and 'Wings' show his knack for vocal house tracks that work in clubs. He's collaborated with rappers like Dizzee Rascal and Fat Joe, bringing those different sounds into his mixes.
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