He first went on holiday to the Balearic islands around '86-'87 and was greatly influenced by Alfredo's style of music. Rampling was so mesmerised by the Balearic vibe that his influences were bought back to the UK and re-incarnated into the now legendary Shoom club which achieved its own      rightful accolade in club history. 
The logical and inevitable progression from DJ to re-mixer/producer took place alongside the dance music explosion of the late '80s.  Rampling's unique and individual formula for re-mixes has now become his trademark      for the blinding tracks he lays down. His re-mixer/producer credits include The Beloved's highly memorable "Sun Rising", D-Ream's anthemic "Things Can Only Get Better", The B52's "Love Shack", Lisa B's "Glam", House Of Virginisim's classic "Reaching", The Pet Shop Boys' "Disco 2" album and Ce Ce Rogers "Come Together" on A&M Records which was widely accepted across America. Danny released his first  track under the aptly-titled "Sound Of Shoom" in 1991 before signing to Deconstruction in '92. His other alter-ego projects have included  "The Millionaire Hippies" which scored UK chart success with "I Am The Music, Hear Me" and "C'mon", again another huge anthem on the dance floors.