Real name: Nicholas Paul Rapaccioli

Effective period / Period of releases: 1999 - 2002

Award-winning composer and sound designer, Nick Rapaccioli specialises in composing and producing sound, music and audio branding for advertising, film and digital projects.

His work includes projects such as Audi RS6 'Gymnasts' campaign, winning a BTA Craft Award for Best Original Music and the launch of Sky's Formula 1 Channel, and clients include BBC, ITV, SKY, Audi, Lexus, Honda, Canon, FIFA, BP, Shell, Optus, Amazon, Kia and many more.

With a rich music background, Rapaccioli first came to light in the industry as a key member of pioneering electronic dance act Leftfield, a band that completely re-invented the British dance scene during the 1990s. Rapaccioli co-wrote internationally acclaimed tracks such as; 'Afrika Shox', recorded with legendary hip hop artist Afrika Bambaataa; and 'Rinos Prayer', working in the studio alongside Leftfield founders Paul Daley and Neil Barnes on both their 1995 acclaimed debut album, 'Leftism', and 1999's number-one follow-up album, 'Rhythm and Stealth'. During his extensive music career, Rapaccioli completed two world tours with Leftfield.

In 1994 he also founded Atlas Records, in the heart of London's Soho, one of Europe's leading underground record stores, stocking the very best in cutting-edge electronic music.