Wackside

Hart and Held worked as the Cord Boys together and entered with "I Can't Take It" and "Rockin' Myself" the charts. Rödinger was a producer of many clubhits before joining. For example
"Let There Be House" which was a co-operation with Deskee. In 1997, Rödinger joined Hart and Held and they founded Wackside. Since then, they remixed acts as Yello, Robbie Rivera, Ann Nesby, Sweet Female Attitude, Spike, Jam & Spoon and Spiller.
In 2000, Wackside founded their own label named Brickhouse Records, with Peppermint Jam as distributor. Wackside and Brickhouse Records where strongly integrated in the club-scene from Frankfurt. Held was resident DJ in the U60311 Club.