Music in Film, Television, and Video Games
- EA's FIFA 10 ("Vibrations")
- So You Think You Can Dance ("Take Me Coco," "Moonray" and "W'happy Mama")
- Cashmere Mafia ("1000 Ways")
- Brothers & Sisters ("Supermoon")
- MTV's Road Rules ("Rafiki")
- MTV's 9th Annual Music Awards ("Iko Iko")
- Sesame Street ("Brrrlak")
- The Man ("Bandy Bandy")
- The God Who Wasn't There ("A Way Cuddy Dis")
- In the Cut ("Allo Allo")
- Tortilla Soup ("Call Waiting")
- Mission: Impossible II ("Iko Iko")
- La Haine ("J'attends," "Discussion," and "Songe")
- Elle Magazine commercial ("Sweet Melodie")
- Mercedes-Benz commercial ("Din Din")
- Nokia 7250 commercial ("Take Me Coco")
- BMW commercial ("Danger of Love")
- Fiat commercial ("Allo Allo")
- Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? ("Brrrlak")
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