Biography:
Orin ‘Afronaught’ Walters,
Paul ‘Seiji’ Dolby, Kaidi Tatham, Daz-I-Kue,
Alex Phountzi, Cliff Scott, Mark Force, Matt Lord and Mikey
Stirton make up the group known as Bugz in the Attic. Brought
together by Orin Walters and Seiji during 1997 in Orin’s
attic studio the group now boasts a label, BitaSweet Records,
a studio, The BitaSuite, and the Bugz production company.
Bugz in the Attic refers to the whole group
of producers/musicians/DJs with individual talents and influences
but with a common goal – to create and promote quality
dance music. Known widely for their remix work Bugz maintain
a very individual approach to their operation, and it is
this that has helped push their sound forward and prevent
them getting stuck in any musical rut or fashion. Many of
the crew have carved reputations in their own right and
on their own terms and together they’ve upheld a reputation
across Europe and the World which their sheer number and
vision has helped to maintain.
1999 saw the start of their own label Bitasweet
Records which has been home to several underground classics
including Kaidi Tatham’s ‘Betcha Did’,
Mark Force’s ‘Gypo’, Seiji’s ‘Loose
Lips’ and dkd’s ‘Future Rage’. 2004
brought the release of the 4hero/Bugz collaboration album,
dkd (Dego 4hero, Kaidi Tatham & Daz-I-Kue), ‘Future
Rage’ and will also see the release of the Bugz in
the Attic Remixes Collection, ‘Got The Bug’
in October through V2 Music.
The new single from the remixes album,
‘Booty La La’, also released through V2, created
a massive buzz in the clubs and on the radio and ended up
hitting no 44 in the UK singles chart. Having signed to
V2, work has commenced on the debut Bugz studio album which
can be expected in late 2005/early 2006.
Bugz have also been DJing and performing
individually and collectively at clubs and events throughout
Europe and the rest of the world for the last few years,
including tours of Japan, USA, Europe, Australia & New
Zealand, the annual Bugz Party at Miami WMC, and are involved
in the legendary ‘Co-Op’ club in London which
has been jammed on a Sunday for 4 years.