With the help of three sensational singers; Martin Barnard, Wendy Stubbs and Helen White, Alpha released two critically acclaimed albums and a remix mini-lp, selling 150,000 copies, gaining a credible list of admirers including David Bowie, Radiohead, Pulp, Tim Simenon and Madonna (Madonna voted their lp 'Pepper' album of the year in Rolling Stone magazine and asked Alpha to pitch some songs for her forthcoming lp 'Music'). They toured extensively, both supporting Massive Attack in the UK and Europe, as well as their own sell-out shows in France, gaining a considerable fan-base there.

In 2001, Jarvis Cocker provided vocals for their cover of the Jimmy Webb song 'This is where I came in', and they toured Europe again, this time as a fully live 7-piece band. Alpha are also respected remixers, having mixed Robert Plant, Coldplay, Lambchop, Massive Attack, Brendan Benson, and Madredeus, among others.

Their music has been used in many movies including: Un Minute de Silence (France), My Life Without Me (Spain), No Grandpa (Japan), Derapages (France), XXXY (US), Le Poulpe (France), Accelerator (Ireland), La Novia de Lazaro (Spain), Sweet Underground (US), Beachball (UK). TV adverts include; Orange and Ford (both Europe). An extensive range of TV programmes from Channel 4's Jam and Nip/Tuck to BBC's Gardeners World.

The last few years have seen Alpha setting up their own label 'dontTouch', releasing their third album 'Stargazing' (featuring all their singers plus new vocalist Kelvin Swaybe), releasing an instrumental album 'Lost in a garden of clouds', dj-ing in Tokyo and across Europe, playing live to movies in Paris cinemas and continuing their production and remixing work.