There are two bands named Ultrabeat. One based in England and one in Sweden.

Ultrabeat (UK band)
Ultrabeat are an electronic music production group based in Liverpool in the North of England who primarily produce club and house music. Their output is generally classed under the genre known as Scouse House. Ultrabeat release their work via the All Around The World record label. The group is comprised of Chris Henry, Mike Di Scala and Ian Redman.

Their records have been constantly supported by DJ Lee Butler of whom helped launch them into stardom.

Their single "Elysium (I Go Crazy)", which was done with Scott Brown, is consistently mistitled as "Elysium - I Go Crazy", leading to this being its name on playlists/charts from MTV Dance and similar stations. It is also mistitled as "Don't Leave Me Hangin'"; the song's original name on some of the early promo releases.

Ultrabeat (Swedish band)
The front man Erik Augustsson is a master of strong melodies and bombastic tunes that signifies Ultrabeat´s music. He combines modern techno/dance music with lyrics that praise and worship the Lord Jesus Christ.

"I've been a Christian as far back as I can remember, but I definitely made a decision about it when I was 12". Now, just ten years later, and still in his homeland of Sweden, Erik's taking the beauty and joy he found in his worship and translating it into the voice of superb dance music, and becoming very successful at it.

The third album "Shine through my life" is, according to many, the best album yet, packed with phat beats and Jesus centered songs - as always, dance music of the highest possible quality. Ultrabeat also got a full page feature in the biggest christian music magazine, CCM Magazine in 2003.

One of the biggest shows Ultrabeat has done was when they performed in one of Sweden´s biggest arenas, "the Globe" along with Delirious, World Wide Message Tribe, and many other top name Christian music acts.