In addition to being the founder of ‘Phuture Assasins’ in 1989 (whose ‘Phuture Assasins Theme’ is credited by Andy Weatherall as being one of the first true trip-hop recordings), Dave has been employed as a vocalist/musician for groups as diverse as Acorn Arts (Hard Hands), Soul Hooligan (Freskanova), Wubble-U (Indolent) and Mr. Exe and The Clan (Acid Jazz). His keyboarding skills can also be heard on remixes of tracks such as E-17’s “House of Love” and Smart-E’s “Love is Blind”. Since joining the Narcotix collective, however, Dave has decided to concentrate solely on production duties for various Narcotix Beats/Lounge projects:

Such as 'Dilemma'

Whose recent and storming downbeat track “Spring Box” (co-produced by Wubble-U’s Dave Coker) was mutated into drum n’ bass monster by man of the moment Matrix.
Mighty Alliance

A collaboration between Jay and various co-producers, intending to display the sweeter side of the ‘Narcotix Lounge’ catalogue.

. . . . and now the Stone Players

‘Taking it Back’, a tribute to the essence of old-skool, comes equipped with a purely wicked ‘Soul Hooligan rmx’ on the A-side: a track that fuses together deep r n’ b basslines, hammond stabs and rap vocals to create what can only be described as ‘Pre-Millenial Northern Soul’. The flipside ‘Original Mix’ slows down the pace, delivering a rough and uncompromising mix of twisted bass, beats and sitar.
Stone Players are now set to deliver the true story of do-it-yourself rebel music . . . . . . . . .