Daniel Merriweather to work with Mark Ronson, a United Kingdom DJ and guitarist, on the latter's debut album, "Here Comes the Fuzz", ("She's Got Me" and "NYC Rules") in September 2003. Merriweather signed with Ronson's label, Allido Records, and worked on his debut solo single, "City Rules", as a revised version of "NYC Rules". It was produced by Ronson and featured raps from New York MC Saigon and was issued in early 2004. Other musicians on the single are ?uestlove, The Black Eyed Peas' horn section and members of Beck's backing band. He received an ARIA Award nomination for "City Rules" in
Fuzz (musician) age of 17, Fuzz left the University of Warwick and met up with musician and long-time school friend Leon O'Brien, who also attended the University of Warwick. Leon graduated in music and became a professional player of the double bass and keyboard. Fuzz and O'Brien decided to form a band named The Infernals, and approached guitarist and bass guitarist Michael McCulloch, professionally known as MacMick, who accepted a part in the band and advised drummer and saxophonist James Coolridge. Together, the four formed Inferno, with Fuzz on vocals and guitar, MacMick on bass guitar, O'Brien on keyboard and Coolridge on