Beginning in 1988 with the single "Acid Rappin'", the Moody Boys produced dance music that incorporated elements of techno, dub, acid house, hip hop, drum and bass and African music. Their 1991 single "Funky Zulu" is considered a house classic. The Moody Boys' original releases were complemented by duties as the "in-house" remixers of The KLF's hit singles "3 a.m. Eternal", "What Time Is Love?"
Starting in 1988 with the single "Acid Rappin'", the Moody Boys created dance music that included elements of techno, dub, acid house, hip hop, drum and bass, and African music. Their 1991 single "Funky Zulu" is regarded as a house classic. The Moody Boys' initial releases were supplemented by their role as remixers for The KLF's hit singles "3 a.m. Eternal", "What Time Is Love?"