Danny has been cooking up beats and productions for a number of years, releasing his first works through the Goya music affiliated People records, Broadcite and London broken beat institution COOPR8.
In 2006, Danny joined DeJa Vu Fm and started The Altered Natives Radio show, playing broken beat, house, hip hop and dubstep.
2008 has seen him unleashing his delights to the world through his own Eye4Eye imprint, with the Goya Owes Me Money EP and his bruk beat long player 1000 Days of Patience.
A fresh batch of productions released throughout 2009 included his underground smash Rass Out gaining support from DJ’s such as Kode 9, Martyn, Phil Asher, Laurent Garnier to name a few. The huge success of Rass Out enabled the track to get licensed to a few compilations including Martyn's landmark Fabric album as well as Ministry Of Sounds UK Funky compilation.
Altered Natives raised the bar in 2009 and continues to do so in 2010 with his unique production talents.
With Danny constantly in his studio cooking beats and productions, his experiments rewarded him with The Tenement Yard Volume 1 project, a collection of tracks and experiments across house, techno, dubstep and electronica that has gained the support of press and DJs alike.
July saw the release of an EP on Martyn’s 3024 label, destined to get Altered Natives music to a wider, more international audience. July also saw the release of his second full-length, Serial Vendetta, Altered Natives unique representation of all what’s good about the UK’s underground dance scene, from dutty broken and beyond.