Technotronic

Technotronic (founded in 1989), was the restless offspring of innovative Belgian producer Acts Of Men.

The track that would later become "Pump Up The Jam," was first released by Bogaert under the alias Eddie Murphy, later replaced by new vocals.

The first "public face," of Technotronic was a "blue lipped," pouting temptress known as Ya Kid K for the first time. She had already performed the original vocals on "Pump Up The Jam," and now finally the world could bear witness to her strutting deliverance of "Get Up."

By the end of 1990, "Pump Up The Jam," had reached pole position on the "Billboard 12," singles dance chart. MC Eric also contributed vocally to Bogaert's first opus "This Beat Is Technotronic."

After a short collaboration with Reggie.

Their third album, "Recall," was released 4 years later and fitted in the Eurodance parameters of the era. It featured the return of Black Diamond.

From 1999 to recent days, Technotronic recorded with Ya Kid K. Many remixes of their old hits still entertain the clubbers today.
The last significant chart success was in 1992 when "Move This," (used by Revlon in an advertising campaign) peaked at No.5 on the U.S. Billboard charts. Up until now Technotronic have retailed more than 14 million albums.