As well as releasing lots of music under many different pseudonyms, Summers set up the world's first sample replay company. The Scorccio label's release of the Souvlaki track 'Inferno' in 1996 originally featured a sample of Dan Hartman's Relight My Fire', until Summers was told that he would either have to pay out a big sum of cash or re-record the sample. Summers decided on the latter option, the first time he had ever undertaken such a challenge. He got it sounding so close to the original that PolyGram/Wonderboy didn't believe it was a rerecording. Summers established Scorccio as the world's first ever sample replay service, and in 1996 took his venture into the next stage by working for a large number of major and independent music labels, DJs, producers and recording artists. Ministry of Sound, Defected, Positiva, Universal, Virgin, Sony-BMG (amongst others) all became regular clients of Scorccio.
