SIGMA had an incredible year in 2015 and became the toast of dance music selling 2 million singles, receiving Brit award nominations and completing a sell out UK tour playing festival main stages across the world with performances including Glastonbury, Bestival, Reading and Leeds, T In The Park, Creamfields, SW4 and many more.

Their amazing debut album Life was also released featuring an array of the UKs biggest stars from Rita Ora who features on the smash hit single Coming Home to the chart busting single with Paloma Faith, peppered in among collaborations with the likes of Ella Eyre, Labrinth and Ella Henderson.

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There are also a few tracks on the album that nod to their underground credentials.

The overnight success has taken 10 years for Cameron Edwards and Joe Lenzie.

It’s a time that has been full of highs and lows as they perfected their craft on underground dance floors across the world, fine tuning the Sigma sound that has catapulted them firmly into the mainstream with some of our best pop talent craving a slice of cool from them.

We caught up with Cameron and Joe at the end of last year to chat about their recent tour, which culminated in a career defining show at Roundhouse in Camden, what it’s like working with such huge artists, performing on the big stages they now find themselves on, their plans for 2016 and of course new album Life.

Having just released new single 'Cry' with none other than pop music royalty Take That it's fitting to look back to this Clubz Classic TV interview originally published in November 2015.