Mule produced "Pass Me The Rizla" (on the "Ruffness: The British Underground" EP). The following year saw "Funky Rhyme Funky Style", released with PD3. The group separated in 1995, and started moving in different circles to each other. Bionic teamed up with Stevie Hyper D and ventured into drum and bass MCing while Rodney P stayed with hip hop. Both MCs recorded independently to one another: Bionic released a double A side D+B 12" produced by Peter Parsons (aka Voyager); one side was a remix of "Live Life The Other Half Do" and the other was "Feds", a solo track. Rodney was asked by producer Dobie to guest on a remix of the Björk track "I Miss You"; following this Rodney and Dobie collaborated again on Dobie's release "Love And Hate (Can Never Be Friends)". London Posse reformed briefly in 1996 and their final release was "Style" (Bullit), a drum and bass influenced track produced by Bionic which also featured a remix by The Nextmen (the Nextmen's first official remix). After the group disbanded, Bionic moved fully into drum and bass MCing and worked closely with Stevie Hyper D before Stevie's untimely death in 1998. He then recorded with Tricky on the Juxtapose album (1999) under the name "Mad Dog" and also contributed to Tricky's 2000 EP Mission Accomplished. Rodney P formed a long-standing partnership with DJ Skitz to host a BBC Radio 1Xtra show and released a solo album – The Future – in 2004. (An unreleased 2002 version of the album featured a track called "Hip Hop Gangster", featuring Sipho on beatbox.) He has also worked with the Dub Pistols, the Nextmen, Freq Nasty, Skinnyman, Roots Manuva and Roni Size. In 2001, Word Play Records reissued the album Gangster Chronicle, adding some (but not all) of the later material such as "How's Life in London" and "Pass the Rizla". A double CD reissue of this album featuring previously unreleased recordings and contemporary remixes was scheduled for June 2013. Discography Albums Gangster Chronicle (1990, Mango Records) Singles "London Posse" / "My Beatbox Reggae Style" (1987, Big Life) – UK Indie No. 11 "Money Mad" (1988, Justice) "Live Like the Other Half Do" / "Money Mad (Remix)" (1989, Mango) "Tell Me Something" / "Original London Style" (1990, Mango) "Jump Around (Nomad Soul)" / "Gangster Chronicle Remix" / "Jump Around" (1991, Mango) "How's Life in London" / "How I Make Papes"