Canadian DJ and producer A-Trak has released seven full-length DJ mixtapes, one EP, and dozens of singles of original music as a solo artist; he has remixed hundreds of tracks as a DJ. A collaborator since the beginning of his career, A-Trak has focused on co-producing music with other artists since the early 2000s and has been part of musical groups Duck Sauce (2009-present), Low Pros (2014), DJ crew The Allies (1998-2000),[1] and hip hop crew Obscure Disorder (1997-2000).
| A-Trak discography | |
|---|---|
.jpg) A-Trak performing at Beta Nightclub in Denver, Colorado in 2008 | |
| Studio albums | 2 |
| EPs | 1 |
| Compilation albums | 1 |
| Singles | 24 |
Charting records
Charted albums
| Title | Year | Peak chart positions | |
|---|---|---|---|
| US Dance [2] |
US Heat. [3] | ||
| Running Man: Nike + Original Run | 2008 | 20 | — |
| Tuna Melt (EP) | 2012 | 21 | 35 |
Charted singles
As lead artist
| Title | Year | Peak chart positions | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CAN [4] |
US [5] |
US Dance [6] |
BEL | NZ Hot [7] | ||
| "Out the Speakers" (with Milo & Otis featuring Rich Kidz) |
2015 | — | 98 | 10 | — | — |
| "We All Fall Down" (featuring Jamie Lidell) |
— | — | 27 | 30 | — | |
| "Push" (featuring Andrew Wyatt) |
86 | — | — | — | — | |
| "Work It Out" | 2019 | — | — | — | — | 37 |
| "What Can I Do" (with Loods) |
— | — | — | — | 34 | |
| "—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released. | ||||||
As featured artist
| Title | Year | Peak chart positions |
|---|---|---|
| NZ [9] | ||
| "Warrior" (Kimbra featuring Mark Foster and A-Trak) |
2012 | 22 |
Albums
As solo artist (DJ mixes)
- Oh No You Didn't: Live in Vancouver – Disque Primeur (2006)[10]
- Sunglasses Is A Must – Audio Research (2006)[11]
- Dirty South Dance – Obey Records (2007)[12]
- Running Man: Nike+ Original Run – Nike+ Sport Music (2008)
- Infinity + 1 – Thrive Records (2009)[13]
- FabricLive.45 – Fabric Records (2009)[14]
- Dirty South Dance 2 – Fool's Gold (2010)[15]
As part of Obscure Disorder
- Full Circle: 1997-2002 Retrospective – Audio Research (2018) (compilation)[16]
As part of The Allies
As part of Duck Sauce
- Quack – Fool's Gold (2014)
Extended Plays
As solo artist
- Tuna Melt EP – Fool's Gold (2012)
As part of Low Pros
- Low Pros – Fool's Gold (2014)
As part of Duck Sauce
- Greatest Hits – Fool's Gold (2009)
- Duck Droppings – self-released (2014)
Singles
As solo artist
- "Umbilical Chord" – London/FFFR (1999)
- "Enter Ralph Wiggum" – Stones Throw (1999) [7"]
- "All Hail To My Hands" – Asphodel (2000)
- "Gangsta Breaks" –Ammo (2001) [12"]
- "Monkeyboy Breaks" – Ammo (2003) [12"]
- "Don't Fool With The Dips" featuring J.R. Writer, Hell Rell and 40 Cal. – Audio Research (2005) [12"]
- "Sunglasses Is A Must" – Smelly Fatso/Monkey Studies Records (2006) [12"]
- "Step Off" featuring Little Brother – Audio Research (2006) [12"]
- "Knucklehead" – Audio Research (2006) [7"]
- "Quitte La Piste" featuring TTC – (2006)
- "Mastered (Me & My Sneakers)" featuring Lupe Fiasco – Nike+ (2007)
- "Running Man"– Nike+ (2007)
- "Say Whoa" – Kitsuné (2007) [12"]
- "Ray Ban Vision" featuring CyHi Da Prince – Fool's Gold (2010)
- "Piss Test" featuring Juicy J and Danny Brown – Fool's Gold (2012)
- "Piss Test Remix" featuring Juicy J, Jim Jones, Flatbush Zombies, El-P, and Flosstradamus – Fool's Gold (2013) [Label Compilation]
- "Out the Speakers" featuring Rich Kidz – Green Label Sound (2015)
- "Ibanez" featuring Cory Enemy and Nico Stadi – Spinnin' Records (2015)
- "Push" featuring Andrew Wyatt – Fool's Gold (2015)
- "We All Fall Down" featuring Jamie Lidell – Fool's Gold (2015)
- "Parallel Lines" featuring Phantogram – Fool's Gold (2016)
- "Believe" featuring Quavo and Lil Yachty – Fool's Gold (2017)
- "Work It Out" – Fool's Gold (2019)[18]
- "What Can I Do" featuring Loods – Fool's Gold (2019)[19]
- "Blaze" with Friend Within – Fool's Gold (2019)[20]
As collaborative artist
- with Herve: "Roll With The Winners" – Cheap Thrills (2008)
- with Laidback Luke: "Shake It Down" – Fool's Gold/Mixmash (2008)
- with Zinc: "Like The Dancefloor" featuring Natalie Storm – Rinse (2008)
- with Zinc: "Stingray" – Fool's Gold (2011)
- with Mark Foster and Kimbra: "Warrior" – Converse (2012)
- with Dillon Francis: "Money Makin'"– Fool's Gold (2012)
- with GTA : "Landlines 2.0" – Fool's Gold (2013)
- with Laidback Luke: "Shake It Down" – Fool's Gold (2013)
- with Oliver: "Zamboni" – Fool's Gold (2013)
- with Cam'ron and Federal Reserve: "Dipshi*ts" featuring Juelz Santana – Federal Reserve (2014)
- with ZHU and Keznamdi: "As Crazy As It Is" – Columbia Records (2015)
- with Zoofunktion: "Place on Earth" – Spinnin' Records (2015)
- with Tommy Trash: "Lose My Mind" – Fool's Gold (2016)
- with Baauer: "Fern Gully" b/w "Dumbo Drop" – Fool's Gold (2017)
- with Falcons: "Ride for Me" featuring Young Thug and 24hrs – Fool's Gold (2018)
- with Yehme2: "Prayer Hands" – Fool's Gold (2018)
- with Todd Terry: "DJs Gotta Dance More" – Fool's Gold (2018)[21]
- with Ferreck Dawn: "Coming Home" – Club Sweat (2020)[22]
As part of Obscure Disorder
- "Lyrically Exposed" – Audio Research (1997)
- "Maintain the Focus" b/w "Small Talk" – Audio Research (1998)
- "2004" b/w "The Entree" – Audio Research (1999)
- "The Grill" b/w "Like" – Audio Research (2002)[23]
As part of Duck Sauce
- "aNYway" – Ministry of Sound/Fool's Gold (2009)
- "Barbra Streisand" – 3Beat/Downtown/Fool's Gold (2010)
- "Big Bad Wolf" – Big Beat (2011)
- "Radio Stereo" – Duck Sauce/Universal (2013)
- "It's You" – Duck Sauce/Universal (2013)
- "NRG" – Fool's Gold (2014)
- "Ring Me" – Fool's Gold (2014)
As featured artist
- with Gidas and Masaya: "Like Woah" Alex Gopher Edit – Kitsuné (2008)
- with Lifelik: "Don't Stop" – Kitsuné (2012)[24]
- with Madeaux: "Lost in Translation" – Fool's Gold (2015)
- with ZHU: "As Crazy As It Is" – Columbia (2015)
- with Wolfgang Garter: "Up in Smoke" also featuring Jesse Boykins III – Armada Music (2016)
- with Tommy Trash: "Lover" – Fool's Gold (2016)
- with Calvin Harris: "Prayer's Up" also featuring Travis Scott – Sony (2017)
- with The Cool Kids: "T.D.A." also featuring Reese LAFLARE and Larry June – Propelr Music (2017)
- with Injury Reserve: "Koruna & Lime" – Seneca Village Recordings (2019)
- with Common: "Leaders (Crib Love)" – Common (2019)
- with Travis Thompson: "Don't Run" – Epic Records/Sony (2019)
Remix Discography
Compilations
- In The Loop: A Decade of Remixes – Fool's Gold (2016)
Singles
Non-exhaustive discography[25]
- D-Styles – "Felonious Funk" (2003)
- Bonde Do Role – "Melo Do Tabaco" (2006)
- Architecture In Helsinki – "Heart It Races" (2007)
- Bumblebeez – "Dr. Love" (2007)
- Scanners – "Bombs" (2007)
- James Pants – "Kash" (2007)
- Simian Mobile Disco – "Hustler" (2007)
- Digitalism – "Idealistic" (2007)
- Kanye West – "Stronger" (2008)
- Boys Noize – "Oh!" (2008)
- Count & Sinden – "Beeper" (2008)
- Daft Punk – "Robot Rock" (2009)
- MSTRKRFT featuring NORE – "Bounce" (2009)
- Sébastien Tellier – "Kilometer" (2009)
- Yeah Yeah Yeahs – "Heads Will Roll" (2009)
- Justice – "D.A.N.C.E." (2010) (from "DJ Hero 2")
- Tiga – "What You Need" (2010)
- Robyn – "Indestructible" (2010)
- DJ Sneak – "U Can't Hide From Your Bud" (2010)
- The Rapture – "How Deep Is Your Love" (2011)
- Laidback Luke and Sander Van Doorn – "Who's Wearing The Cap" (2011)
- Martin Solveig – "The Night Out" (2012)
- Martin Solveig – "The Night Out" with Martin Solveig (2012)
- Surkin – "Never Let Go" (2012)
- Justice – "New Lands" (2012)
- Zedd – "Spectrum" with Clockwork (2012)
- Cerrone – "Misunderstanding" with Codes (2012)
- Kavinsky — Odd Look (2013)
- Phoenix – "Trying to Be Cool" (2013)
- Jack Beats – "Just A Beat" (2013)
- Alesso featuring Roy English – "Cool" (2014)
- The Chainsmokers featuring Great Good Fine Ok – "Let You Go" (2015)
- Disclosure featuring Lorde – "Magnets" (2015)
- Bob Moses – "Tearing Me Up" – Domino (2016)
- Dillon Francis – "Anywhere" (2016)
- Maroon 5 featuring SZA – "What Lovers Do" (2017)
- Charlotte Gainsbourg – "Sylvia Says" (2018)[26]
- Ferreck Dawn and Robosonic -–"In Arms" (2018)[27]
- ABBA – "Voulez-Vous" (2018)[28]
- Showtek — "Listen To Your Momma" (2019)[29]
- Axwell — "Nobody Else" (2019)[30]
- The Magician — "Ready to Love" (2019)[31]
- Phantoms featuring Anna Clendening – "Say It" (2019)[32]
Production discography
- "Overdose Music" by Obscure Disorder – Audio Research (2000)[25]
- "All Hail To My Hands" by The Allies – Asphodel (2000)
- "The Grill" by Obscure Disorder – Audio Research (2000)
- "Felonius Funk" b/w "The Murder Faktory by D-Styles – Audio Research (2002)
- "Gold Digger" Kanye West featuring Jamie Foxx – Roc-A-Fella Records (2005)
- "Chi State of Mind" by GLC – GOOD Music (2006)
- "Regarde-Les" by Dabaaz – Disque Primeur (2006)
- "Stronger" by Kanye West – Roc-A-Fella Records (2007)
- "Damn Girl" by Kid Sister – Fool's Gold (2007)
- "Pro Nails" by Kid Sister – Fool's Gold (2007)
- "RoboCop" by Kanye West – Roc-A-Fella Records (2008)
- "Get Fresh" with XXXChange by Kid Sister – Downtown (2008)
- "You Ain't Really Down" by Kid Sister – Downtown (2009)
- "H Town" with Oligee by Dizzee Rascal – Dirtee Stank (2012)
- "Smokin & Drinkin" with JMIKE by Danny Brown – Fool's Gold (2013)
- "Champions" with Lex Luger by Kanye West, Travis Scott, Big Sean, Desiigner, Quavo, 2 Chainz, Gucci Mane – (2016)
- "Kitana" with Lex Luger by Princess Nokia – Rough Trade (2017)
Credits for scratches
- "Lyrically Exposed" by Obscure Disorder (1997)[25]
- "Soul Pleureur (Part 2)" by Dubmatique (1997)
- "Tale of Five Cities" by Peanut Butter Wolf (1998) (with others)
- "Think Twice" by Shades of Culture (1998)
- "Do The Math" by D-Shade (1998)
- "Maintain the Focus" & "Small Talk" by Obscure Disorder (1998)
- "Superior Raps" featuring Obscure Disorder by Hundred Strong (1999)
- "2004,"The Entree," & "Full Circle" by Obscure Disorder (1999)
- "Les Rues Sont Énervées" by Yvon Krevé (2000)
- "All Hail To My Hands" by The Allies (2000)
- "Mindblowin" by Troy Dunnit (2001)
- "Cult Leader" by Non Phixion (2002)
- "Go!" by Common by Geffen (2005)
- "Gold Digger" by Kanye West – Roc-A-Fella/Def Jam (2005)
- "Do What You Do" by Consequence (2006)
- "Regardes-Les" by Dabazz (2007)
- "Contol" by Kid Sister (2009)
- "Make Her Say" by Kid Cudi featuring Kanye West & Common (2009)
- "Show Me A Good Time" by Drake (2010)
- "Side A (Old)" by Danny Brown (2013)
- "Acceptance Speech" by Ill Bill (2013)
- "Prayers Up" by Calvin Harris (2017)
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