The brainchild of Theo Keating, aka DJ Touché, the Wiseguys sophisticated beats, innovative verse (provided by Sense Live and Posse of Shootyz Groove fame) and dancefloor dynamite. The first single of the CD "Ohh La La" was catapulted to anthemic status thanks partly to Budwiser for using it in a commercial.

As "Ooh La La," the hit single from The Wiseguys' album The Antidote, blasts out of every car stereo and shoe store in Touche's native London, the humble turntable marauder simply tries to make sense of the innate craziness of it all. "It's still a little bit unreal that I've got this big smash tune," Touché says. "It's a bit wild."

How many records these days make you immediately want to get up and move? How many artist successfully blend hip-hop and dance music? These days cross-pollination of music genres is becoming more and more popular and few do it as well as the Wiseguys on The Antidote.

Having already conquered Britain with "Ooh La La," engaged in transcendental turntable battles with Norman Cook (aka Fatboy Slim) at Manumission in Ibiza, and turned Australian club kids on their heads last winter, Touché is now ready drop his skills in this his first American tour.