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DavidDK
David Karlsson, who records as DavidDK, is a Swedish electronic music producer from Stockholm. He started making music as a teenager, working with house and...
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David Karlsson, who records as DavidDK, is a Swedish electronic music producer from Stockholm. He started making music as a teenager, working with house and trance sounds. In 2016, he released 'Tiki Taka,' a track built around a simple whistle hook and a steady groove that became popular in clubs and online.
That song led to some collaborations with other European dance producers like Lost Frequencies and Galantis. He's kept DavidDK as a solo project, handling the production and writing himself. Beyond 'Tiki Taka,' he's put out other singles such as 'Follow Me' and 'Let Me Down.'
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