Chocolate Puma

Chocolate Puma is one of the aliases of two Dutch DJs, Gaston Steenkist and René ter Horst, who have gone by various other names, including The Good Men, Gaston & René, Klatsch! and Rhythmkillaz. Before becoming living legends of house music, they met in Haarlem in 1990 and began their long career under the name The Good Men, which produced the hit "Give It Up" and the album Father in the Bathroom. In 2001, the duo renamed themselves Chocolate Puma and began a long series of productions with "I Wanna Be U" (ranked #6 in the UK), followed by "A Star Is Born" (2003) and "Always and Forever" (#43 in 2006). Numerous other singles and EPs followed into the 2020s under the band's multiple labels.