 In the following years, he continued to produce other artists including Martin Taylor, Michael Pitt and Robert Belfour.Towards the mid-2000s, Greenall developed a disillusionment with dance music and being a DJ, and began to turn to more traditional musical avenues.It was this feeling which resulted in 2006's "Biscuits for Breakfast", the first album to feature current collaborators Guy Whittaker and Tim Thornton, whom Greenall had been friends with for a few years, but did not work with yet.