In the year of 1992 within the first twenty four hours of owning a PC James started to cut breaks and layer up loop based tracks. Since then James has spent every spare moment composing and producing early dance music, then moving onto Drum & Bass where he polished up his beat programming.

As time passed his music evolved in to what you hear today. Although his music has changed a great deal, James still considers it a logical progression from his Drum & Bass days, and does continue to produce the odd bit of D&B.

What you hear today is James using keyboards and other production tools in his home studio. James no longer uses loops (well maybe once in a blue moon). He's no sample snob, he just prefers to create his own distinct sound.