Clive Henry may be better known as one half of Peace Division. Through the success of their highly acclaimed productions, Peace Division is now considered amongst England's finest production and remixing teams!

After a couple of years regularly attending London’s now legendary Shoom, Spectrum and Queens, he started running and playing at his own successful parties called Gosh: which he co-promoted alongside Rocky (X-Press 2/Problem Kids). Soon Rocky's production talents took off, so one of Europe's infamous club promoters Charlie Chester stepped in to help!

Gosh finally came to a close after an eventful and successful 3 years, Clive re-united with Rocky and new boy Lofty (Flying / Chilli Funk Records) to start a new night called 'The Bone' which was just as notorious as the Gosh nights. Regular guest DJs at The Bone included David Holmes, Ashley Beedle, and Bob Jones among other legendaries.

As the parties grew in stature so did Clive's reputation as a DJ. He soon found himself gracing the decks at Flying at the Soho Theatre Club, Full Circle, Basics (Leeds), Venus (Nottingham) and Cream, to name but a few. International bookings have taken him to Ibiza, Israel, Crete, Majorca, Malta, Mexico, Portugal, Prague, Amsterdam, Italy, Germany, Turkey, Japan, Australia and America.

Clive and Rocky formed the record label Low Pressings in 1996, originally as an outlet for the Soul Purpose and Peace Division productions. Now with nearly 50 releases in the bag, the label is considered one of the most highly respected underground dance labels in the UK and has released tracks by H-Foundation, 6400 Crew, Spacejunk, Flow, Autonomous Soul, Da Sun Lounge, M Trax, Def-E, Marcelo Castelli and countless others. The label has gone from strength to strength and is now launching a new sub-label called Room 4 Recordings. The first release is due out in December 2001.