Xample booked Holdtight for a drum and bass event, and Lomax moved to Bristol shortly afterwards.
Xample sent some tracks to Andy C via instant message, and soon afterwards was signed to his label RAM Records.
To tie in with the song title they looked through old rave tape packs and computer game cassettes until they found an old E-mu sampler.
2012 saw a redesign of Loadstar's image: they created a new logo and began to gain recognition from a wider audience.
The duo remixed "Tommy's Theme" by Noisia which appeared on the special edition of their album Split the Atom, re-released by mau5trap.
[10] They also produced the majority of tracks on Every Weekend, including the album's fifth single "Levitate" which was co-produced by Noisia.
[13] In November, they released a remix of Rudimental's single Not Giving In featuring John Newman and Alex Clare.
On 21 April 2013, "Refuse to Love / Flight" featuring uncredited vocals from Takura was released as the album's second single.
It includes guest appearances from Scrufizzer, Takura, Jakes, Benny Banks, Jenn D, Hadouken!
[18] On 7 June 2014, "Give It To Me" appeared in the pilot episode of American crime drama Power.
In 2013, the duo produced grime and UK rap songs for Dot Rotten, Benny Banks and Scrufizzer.
On 13 July 2014, Dot Rotten released his second studio album Interview for free download, which included the Loadstar production "Determination".
On 1 December Loadstar was a song titled "Keeping Me High" featuring the Scottish indie band Prides.