Masa & Topher are accomplished electronic dance music producers recognized for their intricate melodies and high-energy tracks. George Bowie described them as "kings of the big bouncy beat" on his GBX show on Radio Clyde 1, highlighting their significant influence in the genre. In interviews, they have expressed their high regard for Bowie and his contributions to the scene.

Their key releases include a collaboration with Princess Paragon, who returned after a long hiatus since 1998, resulting in the track "Kiss the Rain" (2012). Following this success, they worked together again on "Angel of Mine" in 2014. They also have popular tracks like "Cry" and "Mellow." Their collaborative spirit extends to a range of esteemed artists, including MC Tiny, L.A. White, Ian Van Dahl, Dee Dee, QFX, Mary Kiani, Tony Hadley, George Bowie (GBX), Elle Mariachi, Jo James, and Nick Arnold.

Masa & Topher have performed at prominent venues like the O2 Academy and Barrowlands, as well as various international venues, sharing the stage with notable acts such as TTF, QFX, Scott Brown, Paul Elstak, Ultrabeat, Mallorca Lee, and many others across the UK and beyond. They are highly respected in the club scene and have also engaged in ghost production work, showcasing their versatility.

Currently on hiatus, they are managed by a media company, with their final release as Masa & Topher occurring in 2018. Fans and new listeners are encouraged to explore their music across various platforms.

He is, without a doubt, one of the djs who most contributed to the evolution of the dance scene in Portugal.
Beside him, were names like Underworld, Danny Tenaglia, Roger Sanchez, Dj Vibe, Deep Dish, François K, Carl Cox, Jeff Mills, Dave Clark, Groove Armada, among many others.
But more than the names, was and it is his work that stands out before everyone.
Beginning his career in the 1980s with residency at the Plateau (Official) and progression to the mythical "Alcântara Mar", he ended up, give life to the first album to be recorded by a club in Portugal: “The House of Rhythm”.

It was with this record that he achieved what was never achieved before, the first gold record in national electronic music.
In addition, there are numerous milestones associated with different projects, such as Delicado, Crystal Symphony, LL Project and DarkMountainGroup, a co-project with Alex Santos and whose first single, “Lose Control”, reached the number 1 from British DJ Magazine.
When in the mid-90s the first volume of the series of mixed compilations of the mythical Alcântara-Mar club was launched, Luís Leite was already a strong name in our club scene and a pioneer of dance music in Portugal. With a great impact of the compilation and his entry in the first place of the sales tops, Luís becomes part of one, at the time still small, group of DJs coming from the underground who managed to enter the Portuguese mainstream without compromising his music. It was 1996 and the pirate cassettes of the "Alcântara" CDs changed hands in schools and on the streets in large numbers, as if they belonged to Nirvana or Guns & Roses. Teenagers pissed off their parents to wear rings, shave their hair and blow their allowance up in Jimmy Doyle boots like ravers did.
With a mix of American hard house, b-sides of European trance, some English techno and new national production, Luís Leite built the monster that would become the sound of "Alcântara-Mar": naked, fast, oscillating between clubby exuberance and industrial austerity - with an undeniable crossover potential. Also with his production he created some of the greatest classics in our dance music; everyone who grew up in the 90's recognizes "Khine #3" when they hear it, and "Work In Progress" is not only one of the best moments at Kaos Records but it still retains an elegance that makes it modern. In collaboration with Alex S (Urban Dreams) he gave us the Delicado project in the early 2000s, where he exchanged electronic hardness for jazzy influences. Later,  also with Alex, he created one of the biggest international hits of the house of his time with the project Darkmountaingroup, released under the label Buzzin 'Fly by Ben Watt (Everything But The Girl). His dedication and genius ear are only comparable to his humility and work of spirit, typical of a time when DJs were just employees.
From then on, invitations to record mixed cds hadn’t stopped.
As a Dj invited - Clubs
Internationaly
Angola: Elinga Bar,Kappot (Luanda)
Belgium: Worldwide Liquid & Solid Tour 98 (Katsu)
Spain: Festimad 98(Madrid)/Vigo/Inércia & Sala Stress(Huelva)
La Rocca & Joy Eslava(La Coruña)/Industria Copera(Granada)/Club Lokkita (Badajoz)/Lloret del Mar(Barcelona) 
France: Follies Pigalle(Paris)/Galaxie(Amneville)
Luxembourg: Faktory12/Double Deuce/Byblos Club/Victory/Caffe de La Gare & Triplex(Luxembourg)
Norway: Neon(Oslo)
UK: The Venue(Jersey Island)
Switzerland: D Club/Xroom Club(Lausanne)/Moa Club_Jet Leg Room(Geneve)
Portugal:
- LUX Fragil (The Club and Bar 1st floor), Op Art Cafe, Budha Lx, Budha Club, Loft, Rocks, Locomia, Kadoc, Pacha(Ofir), Day After, Kremlin, Vaticano, Alcantara Club, Queens, Sound Planet, In Loco,
Hit Club, Vespas Club(Madeira Island), Challenger Club(Porto Santo Island), Wolf Club & Twins Club(Terceira Island_ Azores).

Among many others…

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