In the mid-1990s, Flytronix released the EPs First Encounta and Second Encounta, followed by Third Encounta in 1996. Flytronix is the performance name of UK producer Danny Demierre, also known as Daniel Scott Demierre, whose work is associated with drum and bass and jungle. The single The Rhode Tune / To Ya! reached number five on the CIN Dance Singles chart.
In 1996, Flytronix teamed up with JMJ for the single In Too Deep / Delusions, released on Moving Shadow. Flytronix’s album Archive followed on the label in 1998, with vocals from The Jazz Poets Remi and Roger on “A Rosary For Rhythm” and “Not Much Music”. TC Izlam contributed vocals to “Birth Of Da Kool”. That year also brought the track “A Rosary for Rhythm”.
Flytronix released the album Cohesion in 2002. The later single The Rhode Tune / Trippin' on Broken Beats (VIP) / In Too Deep paired Flytronix with JMJ and Omni Trio on Moving Shadow.
