A 90s POP star looked unrecognisable as he belted out his big hit at his daughter’s wedding.

The singer, now, 62, found fame thanks to his massive dance song back in the day – but can you guess who it is?

Do you recognise this 90s pop star? Credit: TikTok/faithadamsu
The singer, who had a huge hit in 1994, sang at his daughter’s wedding Credit: TikTok/faithadamsu

The star in question is Mark Carson Adams who goes by the stage name Duke.

The Newcastle singer is best known for his massive 1994 house anthem So In Love With You.

Mark thrilled guests at his daughter Faith’s wedding, when he took to the stage to perform his famous song.

Dressed in a black tux, the 90s star sang his famous dance tune, as he got the party started.

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At one point the bride and groom joined him on stage to dance, as their guests gathered around.

Mark’s daughter shared the moment on TikTok and playfully wrote over the top of the video: “When your dad decides to sing his 90s hit at your wedding and your friends are no.1 fans.”

Mark looked very different to his heyday Credit: Unknown
So in Love With You was a huge hit for Mark Credit: Wikipedia

The singer looked different to his 90s heyday, after ditching his moustache and goatee beard.

Mark was 30 when So In Love With You was released, and the song propelled him to stardom.

The smash hit dance tune was included on his 1995 album, The 10 Commandments Of Love. 

The song was also famously remixed by Fatboy Slim as Pizzaman and topped the US Billboard Dance chart in 1997.

Although So In Love With You remains his biggest hit to date, Mark has continued to perform.

The singer’s Instagram is filled with all the live events he has played at, plus all the shows he has coming up.

You can find out more about Faith on her TikTok and more on Duke on Spotify.



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