Porn Kings

The Porn Kings were a British dance music group from Liverpool, formed in 1996. The house music production duo consisted of Davy T and Paul Rowland, with Dan Evans joining later. Originally, Davy T and Dan Evans were members of the group 2 Funky 2, known for their 1993 hit "Brothers and Sisters". The Porn Kings' first single was released as a white label called "Pumping the Junk", which featured an original sample from Josh Wink's "Higher State of Consciousness". This track was quickly picked up by All Around the World Productions, reworked, and renamed "Up to No Good" in 1996. The debut release became a hit in Germany, the United Kingdom, Canada, and the United States. The group released their only studio album Best of British – The Ultimate Clubbing Experience in 1998. They also produced remixes for artists such as DJ Quicksilver, Young MC, Josh Wink, and Pamela Fernandez. Their track "We're Watching You" was included on the soundtrack of the 2001 film The Hole. Further UK hits included "Amour (C'Mon)", "Up to the Wildstyle", "Sledger", and "Shake Ya Shimmy". Kenny Hayes joined the group to help write their second single and debut album. Many of their songs were featured on the Rock the Dancefloor compilation series of albums made by All Around the World for Preston-based radio station Rock FM. They have not been active since 2006.