Channel Tribe

Frédéric De Backer is better known as Fred Baker. He is a Belgian trance DJ who has worked under many aliases including Iguana, Forever Friends and Odyssey among others. Along with his own productions, he has produced several tracks with artists such as Greg Nash and Vincent Gorczak. He is currently highly recognised in the trance community for his tech-trance style music. However, he has produced several techno-style and hard house tracks under various guises. His career took off back in 1996 when he, along with Laurent David & TC Process, produced the hit anthem 'Y-Traxx - Mystery Land'. This track received a large amount of play time from Paul Oakenfold in some of the biggest clubs including Amnesia and Space. The track was also featured on more that 15 major compilations that year. In 1997, he released another huge anthem, 'Groovezone - Eisbaer' which was played by top DJ's such as Seb Fontaine, Judge Jules and Pete Tong. Eisbaer was signed in 24 countries and sold over 300,000 copies. Fred Baker has become a big name in the electronic music scene and has had tracks signed with Magik Muzik (label of Tiësto), Vandit (label of Paul van Dyk) and Armada (label of Armin van Buuren). He has also had the recent record, Forever Friends released on his own label, Bakerstreet Records. Artist names he used in the past and present: 2 Zone, Active Sight, Air-69, As One, B Express, Be 2 Night Traxx, Binum, Black Celebration, Black Sun Project, Blue Planet, Blue Screen, Captain Shok, Channel Tribe, Cloud City, Dark Alliance, Digital Man, DJ Ba-Back vs. Greg Kalas, Ener, Explorer, Express, Freak Masters, Fred Baker vs. Greg Nash, Gangster Alliance, Global Trance Mission, Green Screen, Human Angels, Irridium, M.I.B., Madrid Inc., Out Of The Past, Paris Inc., Petibonum, Pulsar, Red Alliance, Red Karma, Red Planet, Red Screen, S.H.A.R.P., Sector 9, Skeudymen (The), Sky (The), Sonar, Spaceman, Trilogy, Water Planet, White Celebrations, Y-Traxx, Yellow Screen Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.