His first hit song really important is a house reminiscent of the disco, called "The Weekend". The song, vaguely reminiscent of a song called Room 5 Junior Jack pays tribute to Oliver Cheatham. It became a Top 10 song was played in the UK and over twenty thousand times in the main radio. It also contains a sample of "Back At Ya" produced by Kerr, used in most of the song.
In the U.S., "The Weekend" became a top 10 song on Billboard Hot Dance Airplay chart in 2005, where he was released by Ultra Records. Was used in a scene in the saga of "Ugly Betty" in 2007
The sequel to "The Weekend" is called "Borderline" and the contribution of voice Shelly Poole. The third single is "Somewhere Beyond" and was released in the summer of 2007. Here follows the debut album called "Analogue Is On" due out in September 2007.
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