Full Effect are Jan Franklin and Simon Speller who hail from the London area.
Jan Franklin has a classical music background and was trained at Chetham's School of Music in Manchester and the Royal Academy of Music in London and he has composed over 200 songs.
Simon Speller's inspiration was born from the Underground Dance Music scene that kicked off in the late 80’s. He began DJ-ing and making music, covering all styles. In 1997, he graduated from an advanced course in Sound Engineering at the City of Westminster College. His understanding and domination of rhythm, sound and structure were first demonstrated as a co-member of heavy-techno partnership "Shock to the System" when he released several records that achieved great Underground success world-wide.

Automatic Panic produces electronic music. I have been doing this since the early 90's. My music is not just one style of electronic. I do techno, dance, industrial and break beats. I have one CD out right now and am working on new tracks for my second CD. My music is forever changing so you never know what your going to get from Automatic Panic ( Come Feel The Panic)

In the same vein as Sash, Armand Van Heldon and Fat Boy Slim comes Dj N.R.G., the latest phenomenom in hot, banging clubland music from the United Kingdom. Phat bass and catchy beats are the order of the day, beckoning to be laid on DJs decks in clubs all over the world. If you like to go clubbing and love to dance all night, then get your ears around one of the best examples of British Club Music! You will not be disappointed!

Autocad began playing the piano more than 20 years ago, and experimented with the trombone, bass guitar, and electric/acoustic guitar before moving on to computerized composing.
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In 1990, Eric Salazar borrowed some cash from his father and purchased a used sampling keyboard. His mind nurtured on The Art of Noise and Kraftwerk, corrupted by the industrial noise of the late eighties, Eric slowly began prodding vibrations of his own sort from the narrow white and black keys. He wove strange melodies around seductive noises until 1997, when he decided to release his first CD, the Penitence EP, under his own record label, Palace Records. Emptyhead was born! However, consignment in the local bins of mom & pop record stores proved dissatisfying, so in 1998 Emptyhead went worldwide - www.emptyhead.com was launched to strong acclaim and established Eric Salazar as a digital artist of the first order. It wasn't long after the launch of the website that DJs in the US and abroad began spinning Emptyhead and a music video for the song "Penitence II" was added to the playlist of Teletunes in Colorado. 1999 began with the release of the first full length Emptyhead album and ended with the song "Voluptuous" receiving an honor for best instrumental from Macworld magazine for its 1999 Macworld Music Contest. The new millenium brings with it New Vision Recording's release of Emptyhead's Recovery Remix of Rareform's "Emotions in Force", a 12" vinyl drum and bass single which has already sold nearly 1000 copies in the UK.