Cable co-founded a radio show called "The Buffalo Underground" with The Concept, Milkdud, Dan Ratel and Stevie Washington.  In time, the show became the city's first source for new beats, and the crew all began to develop as dj's.  The show became "Underground FM", and is now the longest running radio show of its kind on the east coast.  Cable gained international respect when they threw "Submerge", a party dedicated to atmospheric drum-n-bass, and deep house.  This party was the first American appearance for Good Looking Record's producer extraordinaire, Seba, and was the first event of its kind in America.  He soon began his own forays into production, and has since made waves with "How Do You Define?", on Gamma Ray Music, and "Port Cottiers", a collaboration with Gamma Ray co-founder Wizard, due this summer on LTJ Bukem's Good Looking Records.  In fact, Bukem has been supporting both of these tunes, most notably on his recent US tour.  Other djs that have supported Cable's music on the dancefloor include Blame, Nookie, Future Engineers, Sniper, Orion, Mikebee, and ASC.  Cable has also signed tracks to Testflight Recordings, a new label based in Washington DC, and he has done remix work for the Future Engineers.  His music is moody, weaving lush soundscapes with a definite techno and house influence.  Each track is distinct, and Cable has managed to carve out a style uniquely his own.