Superfunk

Superfunk first made their mark in 1998 with a promotional track under the pseudonym Dealers de Funk, included in the disco-house compilation "New Jersey" distributed worldwide to DJs and producers. After releases on Narcotic (Roger Sanchez's label) and singles on Versatile and Black Jack, France's largest label Fiat Lux signed them and released their debut album "Hold Up", which became an immediate chart-topper and best-seller. The album spawned numerous singles including "To Marseille From Paris", "Last Dance In Copacabana", "Lucky Star", and "Sugar Pop". Beyond their own productions, Superfunk produced remixes for dance superstars Bob Sinclar, Demon, Felix Da Housecat, Neneh Cherry, Gus Gus, Les Negresses Vertes, and Shirley Bassey. Today, Superfunk holds an influential position among global dance scene tastemakers, renowned for their talent and professionalism.