Caater

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Caater
Origin Tallinn, Estonia
Genres Eurodance
Years active1997-2004
Labels Sony Music
MembersKalle Kukk
Andrus Lang
Past membersMarkku Tiidumaa
Ivor Võlmets

Caater is an Estonian Eurodance duo of Kalle Kukk and Markku Tiidumaa. Caater is signed with Sony Music.

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In 1999, Caater was awarded the "Kuldne Plaat" (gold record) at the Estonian Music Awards for the single "O Si Nene". That year, it was also named band of the year and album of the year.

Discography

Albums

Singles

YearSingleCovered FromPeak chart positions
FIN
[1]
1999"O Si Nene""L.A. Style - I'm Raving (Oh Si Ne Ne)"
2000"Hold That Sucker Down""O.T. Quartet - Hold That Sucker Down"
"Phantom"N/A
"Dance with You"N/A7
2001"Free My Body"N/A11
"King Size"N/A
2002"Somebody"N/A11
"Friday"N/A14
"Master Tune"N/A
2003"The Queen of the Night"N/A9
2004"Endless Summer"N/A13
"—" denotes releases that did not chart

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