Duane Harden achieved significant international recognition in 1999 when his vocals on Armand Van Helden’s ‘You Don’t Know Me’ propelled the track to the top of the UK Singles Chart and number two on the Billboard Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart. Prior to this breakthrough, Harden established MODU Productions in 1997 with Moises Modesto, marking their official debut at the 1998 Winter Music Conference in Miami Beach. In 1998, Harden co-produced and co-wrote ‘The Love That I Once Knew’ for Tekitha Washington. The same year, he released ‘Don’t You Ever Give Up’ as Innervision featuring Melonie Daniels on Frankie Feliciano’s Ricanstruction label.
He remains an active and respected artist within the genre, continuing to explore new artistic ventures and collaborations.