Marco Bailey Electronic & Dance 8 Items

A download code is included. Belgian techno don Marco Bailey lands on Watergate with a debut that’s guaranteed to intrigue as he leans into electro territory, grabbing rerubs from Extrawelt & Biesmans while he’s at it. DJ, producer and label chief, his is a storied career that spans three decades, and it’s long been evident that Marco’s enthusiasm and passion remains resolute. He closed 2021 with the release of his sixth studio album Surreal Stage, an ambitious, introspective body of work that dropped via his booming imprint Materia. His own label aside, his discography is stacked with cuts across eminent labels Second State, Arts, Bedrock Records, as well as being one of the first artists to debut on Carl Cox’s seminal Intec. While it’s techno that he’s become firmly associated with, his adeptness in the studio isn’t limited to the nuances of one genre and this is a rare opportunity to showcase a different side to his musicality. ‘The Spirit’ floods in first, almost immediately engaging listeners as it ebbs and flows with complete abandon. If the promise of electro grabbed your attention, it’s ‘From My Mind’ that delivers and sticks in your mind - from the heavy synth bassline to the soaring ascendant melody, and distorted, robotic vocals. ‘Pulse’ slaps and packs plenty of punch power as it snakes its way through with dominating, ascendant chords. German duo Extrawelt and Belgian export Biesmans step in with rerubs of ‘From My Mind’, and firmly grip some of the elements which make this electro excursion so memorable.

2022 repress

Dart: Deep, raw, and straight to the point. Nightlife: Percussive grooves moving to the end. Unconstrained Move & 2002: Taking you back to the foundations of the early 2000s, with the timeless chords and the groove of those days.

While our precious scene is going through high restrictions, Marco Bailey who fights for the techno scene since dot one of techno history, strikes back to Materia with his new EP "Fight For The Oppressed" featuring 4 high-octane modular analog productions. Currently limited for public expression but fueled with time, space and his usual never-ending motivation, Materia's main man keeps giving the one message we all should never stop sharing; techno is a way of life, techno never ends.

Marco Bailey's Vibez EP including Dj Hyperactive (Chicago) remix.

From melodic breakbeat electronica to deep yet driving techno to an absolute electrifying banger, the main man presents his whole intelligence through 2 awe-inspiring original tracks, Joachim Spieth's remix on the title track and of course the legendary-to-be modular takeover by the one and only Colin Benders on his recent release - Burn