Introduced to this craze known as bootlegging, bastard pop and mashups, way back in mid 2002, A few ideas buzzed about but without the musical talent, Andreas decided to ask his new mates on the GYBO board if they would do it for him. They all told him to get lost so he had no alternative but to give up his fruitless ambition to hear one of his ideas on his stereo.

Finally persuaded to have a go himself, he unleashed hell by creating the most uninspiring bootleg known to man...two unknown album tracks from Atomic kitten and Moby. The response was phenominal, with comments ranging from "technically it works" to "lacking subversive intent". It was enough to get poor churchill hooked on this artform and decided to try is hand at a more interesting bootleg.

Unfortunately he then came up with something using a rap vocal...which as he soon learned, isn't that hard, because it hardly has any key changes, blah blah blah. Anyway, things did seem to be getting slightly better, with King of Woolworths vs Tweet even provoking a few good words from McSleazy and GHP, and a few others followed which continued on the chilled theme.

Foolish Sonnet soon followed and the people went mad. One person suggested it made Ashanti's vocals more heartfelt. The verve vocals had people split in two camps. Some liked it, some wished it didn't have any verve vocals. It seems it was this moment that some people actually thought Churchill might become a good bootlegger. They were wrong.

The rate of production slowed somewhat, and Bug-a-lo followed. It worked, but as an RnB vs RnB boot, it didn't get that much acclaim. It did however go on to be hijacked by Kiss FM mixers, and also had a video made for it for digital channel, Kiss TV and Q TV.

A few months later, Churchill aimed his next bootleg at the dance floor, by coming up with perhaps one of the best " work it" bootlegs around, which even made it into a strictly kev dj set at Bastard, and followed bug a lo onto the TV! It also gave Churchill his first appearance on XFM's The Remix.

Churchill then took a break from it all, resting his bootleggery....honing his skills with the ocassional unreleased bootleg set, and doing other unrelated stuff, before returning with his latest effort, "Cleaning out My Fly". The reaction, despite the use of Eminem was that Churchill seemed to be improving..

Again it went quiet until a sudden change of direction. Churchill discovered drum loops, and had a bit of fun remixing Del Shannon - Runaway, and started wanting to drop a drum loop in everything he did from then on.