Yolanda Be Cool received two 2010 ARIA Music Awards nominations which include, "Best Dance Release" and "Most Popular Australian Single" for "We No Speak Americano".

[3] In 2011, Yolanda Be Cool collaborated with Crystal Waters on a track called 'Le Bump'[4] which then made it onto their debut album "Ladies and Mentalmen" released by Sweat It Out!

The album featured indigenous Australian icon Gurrumul, house royalty Crystal Waters and Barbara Tucker, soul legend Betty Wright and US up and coming rap star Nola Darling.

[5] In 2015, they got back in the studio with DCUP to make "Sugar Man", an edit of a song by Rodriguez that went on to go platinum in Australia[6] before writing Soul Makossa, which samples Manu Dibango's saxophone.

The song currently has over 1 million plays on YouTube[7] and claimed number 2 on Beatport's Top Ten in addition to being the sixth most sold House record of the year.