N-Joi formed in 1990 when Nigel Champion and Mark Franklin (aka Marc Kulak) were 20 years old. They were later joined by Samantha Sprackling (aka Saffron). Initially playing illegal underground warehouse parties, they subsequently had quite some chart success. Adding Saffron's vocal performance to the "underground" sound brought N-Joi to a wider audience and they became one of the more successful dance acts of the early 90s. They were the first "techno" act to appear on UK's "Top Of The Pops" and took their live performances around the world, touring the USA, UK, Europe, Asia and Australia. They did remixing work for artists such as Annie Lennox and toured the UK supporting "The Prodigy".

After finishing the 1995 US tour the members of N-Joi decide to go their separate ways (Saffron became lead singer of Republica, Nigel Champion and Marc Kulak continued writing, producing and remixing.

Due to demand for live gigs, Nigel and Marc got back together again and, since the beginning of 2002, have been performing around the UK. They decided to re-group and write some new material as well as including re-mixes of their past hits.