Redfoo, best known as one half of the duo LMFAO, began his music career in the late '90s in Los Angeles, collaborating with artists like the Black Eyed Peas. In 2006, he formed LMFAO with his nephew Sky Blu and quickly gained fame with their debut album "Party Rock." The duo's success led to high-profile collaborations and performances, including a feature on David Guetta's remix of "Gettin' Over You" and a performance at the Super Bowl with Madonna. After the duo's hiatus in 2012, Redfoo embarked on a solo career, releasing hits like "Let's Get Ridiculous" and his debut solo album "Party Rock Mansion" in 2016, featuring tracks with Stevie Wonder and appearances on movie soundtracks.

Throughout his career, Redfoo has showcased his high-energy big-beat electro-pop sound, continuing to release singles and albums that have resonated with fans. His solo ventures after LMFAO's hiatus have solidified his place in the music industry, with successful singles like "Bring Out the Bottles" and "Juicy Wiggle." Redfoo's musical journey, from his early days working with rappers in L.A. to his solo success, reflects his ongoing commitment to creating infectious, party-ready music that has captivated audiences worldwide.