Euphony is Michael Greig, a Scottish hardcore producer and DJ. Born and raised in Scotland, he first plays Scottish traditional Celtic music, learning accordion and recording his first record by the age of nine. He later moves through rock, metal and electronic music before focusing on hardcore and rave production.

Career

Greig begins making music in 1992 with an Atari ST, Steinberg Pro24, Roland U20 and Roland W30, and forms Euphony as the hardcore scene grows in Scotland. Early on, the act signs to Clubscene Records, a label associated with Ultra-Sonic and Ultimate Buzz, and performs live across northern England, Ireland and Scotland.

Euphony wins the Grolsch Dance Music Awards for best new act in 1996/97. Around this period, Greig also changes direction academically, moving from a degree in bio-technology to audio engineering, and sets up his own commercial studio, ESL Recordings. Through the studio work he records a range of bands and works with Mark Tinley, who has also worked with Adamski and as a programmer for Duran Duran.

Releases and labels

Euphony later signs to UK Dance, the label run by Paul Force and Darren Styles. Releases from this period include

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