Their first release, "The Sound of C" stands for the Belgian club Confetti's in
Brasschaat, near
Antwerp. Serge Ramaekers and Dominique Sas were working on a marketing campaign to gain more publicity for the club. One of the barmen at Confetti's (
Peter Renkens) became the face of the marketing campaign, which included the single "The Sound of C". To shoot a music video, the band was dropped at the main shopping street in Antwerp De
Meir and performed "The Sound of C" in front of hundred citizens passing by. Due to the success of the first single, a live act was put together and Confetti's traveled the world to promote their
new beat music. On stage, singer Peter always wore a captain's uniform. The dress code for new beat was black and white clothes combined with childish accessories. In 1989, they released their only album,
92… Our First Album. Renkens' uniform was later changed to that of a
Canadian Mountie. ==Discography==