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Australian electronic music project From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Carmada is an electronic music project by Australian record producer Yahtzel (Max Armata), and formerly a duo with record producer L D R U (Drew Carmody).[1] Their debut single, "Maybe" was certified Gold in Australia in 2015.[2]
Carmada | |
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Origin | Australia |
Labels | Owsla Audiopaxx Mad Decent Insomniac Records |
Members | Max Armata |
Past members | Drew Carmody |
Title | Details |
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Realise |
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Title | Year | Certifications | Album |
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"Maybe"[4] | 2014 | Realise | |
"Realise" (featuring Noah Slee)[5] | |||
"On Fire" (featuring Maribelle)[6] | 2015 | ||
"Embrace" (with NGHTMRE & Xavier Dunn)[7] | 2017 | Non-album singles | |
"Ready for It" (featuring tribes)[8] | 2018 | ||
"Lay it Down" (featuring Georgi Kay)[9] |
Year | Track | Artist | Label |
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2015 | "Doing It" | Charli XCX | Atlantic Records |
2015 | "Be Together" | Major Lazer | Mad Decent |
2018 | "Right Here, Right Now" | Fatboy Slim | Astralwerks |
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