Born in Guadalajara Mexico, Balcazar grew up listening to groups such as “The Cure” and “The smiths”. Thanks to constant trips to San Francisco and New York, Marco had its first approach to the house and progressive house scene, listening to Dj´s like Danny Tenaglia, Anthony Pappa and Sasha, it is that time where he decides to “give it a shot” and he buys his first records, back in his hometown he starts to spin at local parties and decides to start his own musical productions.
Based on his daily job, musical production for advertising campaigns, he starts his productions directly based for the Dance floor, he then experiments among different genres until he gets that sound that still characterises him on the EDM world.
Marco has shared stage with lots of world known Dj´s such as Sasha, Danny Howells, Lee Burridge, Darren Emerson, James Holden among others. His productions have been placed in labels like Only Records, Ascension Records and London Music, and have been played and charted by different talents from the scene. His track “Boots & Skirts” was compiled on the mixed series “Addicted” by Luke Chable and Kosmas Epsilon, edited in the legendary Platipus records.
Member of the world known S.Junkës, together with Eduardo Pinto and Romeo Ugalde (Revinant, The Midnight Perverts). Together they mix their personal and different styles into a perfect sound, they perform a dynamic live act full off energy, which has been well approved by the people as well as people from the scene.
For the mean time Balcazar works on various original projects and some remixes, you will be able to find some of his work. Always based on a house line and his different sub genres. Autista is the name of his most recent project working over a variety of genres.
Marco's Dj set's are well known for their energy and special attitude, with rhythms that vary from Progressive all the way to electro, you will always be pleased to hear his own productions during his sets, giving a unique sound to his sets. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
