They spent much of their free time sampling records they had bought, utilizing an Atari and Akai S-Series sampler and generally playing around with the house and disco sounds they both loved. After attracting the attention of local label Paper Recordings in 1998, they released their debut album, A Nice Hot Bath With… After meeting Danielle Moore over the course of their many excursions into Manchester's booming nightlife scene, they brought her into the fold, permanently altering their sound with the inclusion of female vocals. In the lead-up to their 2002 sophomore album The Wicked Is Music, again on Paper Recordings, the band recruited two further members, bassist Tim Davis and percussionist Mav Kendricks, forming a full live band that went on to release two more albums, 24 Hour Psychedelic Freakout and A Night on Earth, through Shiva Recordings.

In 2008, the band decided to modify their name, shortening it to Crazy P; Moore noted, "We wanted to grow, and keep growing, so there was no point in cutting our nose off to spite our face by keeping the original name." This coincided with their only lineup change, with Matt Klose taking over percussion from Kendricks for their fifth album Stop Space Return, this time released on acclaimed house label 20:20 Vision. Following the trend of two albums per record label, they also released their sixth effort, 2011's When We On, via 20:20. By 2015, Crazy P were responsible for numerous remixes -- often undertaken by Hot Toddy -- and multiple tours, including three in Australia, where they had a significant fan base. They capped the year off with the release of their seventh studio album, Walk Dance Talk Sing, switching to !K7 Records in conjunction with their own imprint, Walk Don't Walk Ltd., for its release. ~ Liam Martin