This Birmingham born producer has been into music from an early age. Coming from a musical background, it was only a matter of time before Mr. Lazer was going to pursue a career in the industry.

He first started making beats in his early teens on an Atari ST using ReKreator and Cubase software. This was initially just a hobby, but Lazer's interest in making beats grew by the time he started college. By then he was in a sound called the "X. Powers Crew", selecting and deejaying Dancehall and Reggae music.

During this period he began creating a catalogue of beats on his Playstation and would use the college studio to record songs, which gave him experience at the hands of the mixer, as well as working with different singers and mc's.

In the year 2000 Lazer was given a weekend slot on local radio station Passion FM, which was a big success and lead to him deejaying at various parties and events in and around brum. However, after hearing one of his own tracks at a dance and seeing the crowd's reaction, he realised what he really wanted to do. Lazer saved up some money in order to buy himself a P.C with music production software, a MIDI keyboard, some studio monitors and a 16 track recording digital mixer and then 21:26 Productions/Beatz was born.

By now he had formed a new crew, Anastetik Crew with his younger brother Mc Lynx and a few local mc.'s but soon the crew disbanded. Soon after Lazer and his brother Lynx would deejay together, Lazer kept the Anastetik name and used Family instead of crew. Lazer and Lynx were now known as the "Anastetik Family" or sometimes refered to the "Anastetik Famo".

In 2004 Lazer switched his weekend radio show to Premier FM, where he would showcase his latest tracks and remixes. This material would prove to be a big hit with the listeners and lead to him producing tracks for local artists of many different musical genres. It was at this point he realised he had an exceptional talent for making hip-hop.

As the UK hip-hop scene was growing at a rapid rate, there was a clear demand for his beats and Lazer was busy making music for a long list of emcees looking to break into the scene. In the summer of 2005 Mr. Lazer started working with a Birmingham Rapper called AD and started working on his album called Who Am I, producing 17 tracks on it. As of 2006 Mr. Lazer is working on a some new material, building Grime and Hip-Hop tracks for local emcees and rappers in the birmngham area.