SEVENTEEN number ones, 65 top 40 records and in the region of 40 platinum, gold and silver records combined.
You might think we were talking about a global superstar like Madonna or a high-profile producer like Pete Waterman, but you'd be wrong.
Manchester-based production outfit, Love To Infinity, are the proud owners of such mind-blowing stats.
Since their arrival on the dance scene in 1992, they've shaped radio-friendly garage as we know it with high-profile production and remix credits for the likes of Madonna, Michael Jackson, Celine Dion, Cher, Janet Jackson, Will Smith and Aretha Franklin.
And now they bring us Soda Club, playing at Bliss in Skipton tomorrow night as well as at the Iron Works in Burnley.
Love To Infinity and now Soda Club are the brainchild of brothers Andy and Pete Lee. Originally studio engineers, their big break came with Sub Sub's "Ain't No Love (Ain't No Use)" and vocalist Melanie Williams's solo career, made them in-demand as remixers.
Now they've become so sought after that they've often overridden the original mix and
subsequently became A-sides in their own right.
They've worked with an enviable line-up of who's who of legends and gonnabes -- though if truth told they do have a penchant for divas.
That was until they met young newcomer newcomer Hannah Alethea, who now fronts Soda Club, the group behind the dance cover of Berlin's "Take My Breath Away".
Andy and Pete were looking for someone to front their new musical diversion, Soda Club, which embraces a full-on Euro trance sound made famous by the likes of Ian Van Dahl and Lasgo.
And like all good success stories, their meeting with Hannah was down to pure chance --she'd danced in a video for one of their projects.
A week later, Andy and Pete still couldn't get her out of their heads -- you're holding the picture, you'll understand why -- and they phoned her up to try her out.
"Luckily I could sing," says 20-year-old Hannah.
"I didn't know who Andy and Pete were at first," she laughs. "But I knew all of Love To Infinity's remixes and when the penny dropped I was so bowled over. I've been so lucky. I haven't had to spend years knocking on doors and pestering people to work with me.
"My big plan came true in just a month -- though we've spent another two years working together on this project!"
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