Riding high on their early success they want to spread music "to as many people as possible". For AI, "It's the satisfaction of making it but also of spreading it to as many people as possible. Not like a preacher or someone on the TV. Preferring to let their music do the talking across the world, AI continue to make their mark. Over the years they have spanned the slightly darker side, with releases out on Commercial Suicide and 31 Records, as well as flirting with some other labels including Full Cycle, Goodlooking and CIA. A.I have even dabbled with commercial labels, releasing remixes of some of the biggest dance and hip hop tracks of the past few years including Kelis' Trick Me, Eric Prydz Slammin' and more recently Fat Freddys Drop Cays Crays.