British DJ project React 2 Rhythm appeared on the West London scene in the late 1980s releasing their first single "Rhythm Addiction," on William Orbit's Guerilla Records label, complete with a William Orbit remix and a mix by Sugar J. & F.C. Harmony. Next came "Intoxication," the original mix released as part of a Guerilla records compilation "Guerilla Grooves." This dub fueled track spawned many remixes, firstly Leftfield's acclaimed "Clubfield," & "Dubfield," mixes, then followed mixes from such luminaries as Justin Robertson, John Digweed & Nick Muir, D -Fex, Danny Howells & Shango.
In 1992, the band released their album "Whatever You Dream," promoting it with appearances at clubs around the country including the newly opened Ministry Of Sound in London and the Orbit in Leeds, even travelling as far as Switzerland, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. More remixes followed on from the album, the title track "Whatever You Dream," was given a seeing to by label mates D.O.P., then by Chad Jackson and again William Orbit.
One of the more lyrical tracks of the album "All Or Nothing," was given an American house treatment by the now legendary Danny Tenaglia, and "I Know You Like It," got a work over by Fabio Paras. During 1990 and 1991 Rich and Dij also produced a number of singles for Guerilla Records including Drum Club's "U Make Me Feel So Good," 2 Shiny Head's "Let Go," Euphoria's "Mercurial," and Spooky's' "Dont Panic."
One last R2R record was made, "I Want You," which was released as a promo single in 1992. By the end of 1992 it was all over, the band split. Andy and Ray went on to make a single together and although Rich and Dij carried on producing as Ernie & Bert there were no more R2R releases.