Mike Andrews career in the music business began as a performer and writer. He had record deals with Polydor and Island and was published by Island Music; he is still an associate member of the PRS.

He moved across to the "business" side in the mid eighties joining Warner UK as UK label manager. He worked with a number of artists there including Echo and The Bunnymen and The Sisters Of Mercy along with overseeing the Blanco Y Negro label where Everything But The Girl and The Jesus and Mary Chain recorded.

He was soon approached by EMI Records, after two years at Warners, and then spent eight years at EMI. Highlights included working with the reformed Pink Floyd, Kate Bush, Diana Ross, Talking Heads and helping to establish the Food label whose roster included, Jesus Jones and Blur.

He held several positions in the company including Marketing Director. Post EMI's acquisition of Chrysalis Records, he joined the Chrysalis management team initially as Marketing Director before taking on full responsibility for the Chrysalis Label. Whilst at Chrysalis Mike took responsibility for Arrested Development, Sinead O'Connor, Billy Idol and Grammy Award winners Jethro Tull.

He left Chrysalis to join the Pearson Group as Managing Director of Pearson New Entertainment which enabled him to gain an understanding of the video business, book and magazine publishing along with new media.

Mike then established his own label, Papillon Records, and enjoyed many successes including the biggest single of 1999 with Cliff Richards' "Millennium Prayer".

He has now brought all his experience to Enable Music a company that provides complete "virtual label" services including design, production, manufacturing, sales, distribution, PR, promotion and legal services to artists of every genre and at every level.

Nathalie Plessis has experience in various areas of the music industry. She has worked in music video production and commissioning with a wide range of artists including, David Morales, Honeyz, Paul Van Dyke and Another Level.

At Rive Droite Music, she worked as A&R manager and as a song plugger. The company was involved in writing & producing worldwide hits for Cher, Kylie Minogue, Katherine Jenkins, Leann Rimes, Backstreet Boys, Clay Aiken and Faith Hill amongst many others. Her involvement in the songwriting/production process & her experience in publishing enabled her to develop further her creative skills & gain a good understanding of the music business.

Nathalie has also promoted live music in London & established UseYourEars.com, an online music portal & networking platform for musicians & music professionals. This has helped her to have an interest in and understanding of the internet, and its benefits for music more particularly digital music distribution.