The Dutch post-modern pop duo have been building their base over the past few years recording under a plethora of aliases on their Drive In/Easy tune label, keeping dance floors hopping with the sugar coated club-pop of such "artists" as Popcorn, Aiha, and The Easy Sisters. As their reputation has grown, inevitable collaborations with the likes of Fantastic Plastic Machine, Pizzicato Five, and Cornelius followed. In early 1999, Emperor Norton did American audiences the great service of releasing domestically Arling & Cameron Present: All-In, already much loved by audiences in Japan and Europe. Arling & Cameron, also spent a good amount of 1999 on the road, presenting their music live on stage for the first time and blowing away audiences around the U.S. with their humor, hooks, musicianship, and good looks.