Since finding his initial success as part of the San Francisco-area group Soulstice, electronic music producer and Grammy nominated artist Andy Caldwell has gone on to post an extensive résumé in the electronic music world. Breaking through in 1994 with his single "Superfunkidiculous,"
Following Soulstice's success, Caldwell struck out on his own, becoming involved with another San Francisco label, Naked Music, for which he produced a bevy of successful house singles like "All I Need" and "I Can't Wait." In 2006 he released his first LP, Universal Truth, for Om Records.
Along the way, his productions garnered three Grammy nominations. His work with Kaskade and Dirty South on the single “Sorry” snagged a nomination for Best Remixed Recording in 2008, as did his original track “Funk Nasty” featuring Gramma Funk whose Wolfgang Gartner Remix received a Best Remixed Recording nod in 2011. Caldwell received yet a third Grammy nomination in 2014 for his remix of Canadian group Delerium.