The Prototypes

 ( British Drum And Bass Music Groups ) 

In total, "Pale Blue Dot," "Lights", and "Abyss VIP" all spent around 6 weeks at the top of various Beatport charts. Both "Humanoid" and "Abyss VIP" peaked in the Top 10 selling Beatport tracks of 2014, and as a result, The Prototypes had more tracks in the Top 10 than any other drum and bass artist on Beatport that year. They also had tracks peak high on the Beatport drum and bass chart, and by the time 2014 ended they had four songs which had peaked in the Top 10. After first being released through Viper on 6 July 2014, their track "Just Bounce" was included on Nightlife 6, an album by drum and bass DJ Andy C. The duo also signed to Primary Talent Agency, performing in tours across the US, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Japan, and also holding a summer residency on BBC Xtra Bass. "Pale Blue Dot" went on to be nominated for Best Track at the Drum & Bass Arena Awards in 2014, while "Don't Let Me Go" was nominated for Best Music Video. That year the duo was also nominated for Best Producer and Best DJ.

By 2015 they had performed in countries such as Romania, and in March they performed in Florida at The World of Drum and Bass Miami event, along with DJs such as Drumsound & Bassline Smith, DJ SS, Crissy Criss, and Jimmy Cauty. The duo released the third promo single "Pop It Off" on 3 May 2015, with guest features by Trinidad musician Mad Hed City. Drumsound & Bassline Smith named "Pop It Off" their UKF Music Tune of the Month for April 2015, with UKF also praising the music video. Robin Murray of UKF Music called "Pop It Off" "one of the most unanimously unifying cuts in D&B of the year so far."

Before releasing their debut album, as of early April 2015 The Prototypes had embarked on a City of Gold world tour, with stops in thirteen North American cities. The tour also included album launches at Electric Brixton in London and the club Coalition in Brighton in early March. They officially released their debut album City of Gold on 17 May 2015 through Viper Recordings, and afterwards continued their 50 date tour, playing at festivals such as Urban Art Forms and Tomorrowland. The week of its release, City of Gold reached No. 22 on the UK Dance Chart.

Featuring guest vocals from artists such as Ayah Marar and Amy Pearson, City of Gold met with a largely positive reception in the press. Robin Murray of UKF Music called the debut "a relentless, incendiary journey through a range of genres and tempos," while Break Beat Magazine opined that "there's a concept (without being too laboured or contrived), there's a journey and... evidence of them really pushing themselves in different, exciting directions." A track from the album was also included on a list of the Top 10 Drum And Bass Tracks put out by Magnetic Magazine.

As of 2015, the duo had released remixes for artists such as Avicii, Ed Sheeran, Bingo Players, Hadouken!, Modestep, AlunaGeorge, Fleur, Don Diablo, Ian Carey and Snoop Dogg, DJ Vadim, The Qemists, and others. They have also received recent support in clubs and on radio shows from musicians such as Andy C, Knife Party, Zane Lowe, Afrojack, Annie Mac and Krewella. They have been featured in live mixes at the BBC Radio 1 studio, including for an hour-long Quest Mix.

In 2016 the production duo set up their own record label "Get Hype Records" stating "The time feels right. Starting a record label and being in charge of our own music is something we've always wanted and now it just feels like we could go out on our own and actually make it happen, We also have an amazing team of people around us right now that all believe also. It's a special time." The first release on 1 July being "Rockets Gunz Blazin'".