Mark Fanciulli Maidstone, United Kingdom saved, Rejected
Listeners 106, Plays: 85, Listening Time: 18 h
Mark Fanciulli has had an incredible 12 months. Aged 25 and with just three solo releases it’s surprising how fast he has shot to fame. His release ‘The Tide’ which came out on Rejected in 2011, caught the entire industries attention with Joris Voorn’s edit being one of the most charted tracks on Resident Advisor last year. The track has since been nominated for 2 IDMA’s at this years WMC conference.
Mark’s next release ‘Keep On’ on Area... Read more
Mark Fanciulli has had an incredible 12 months. Aged 25 and with just three solo releases it’s surprising how fast he has shot to fame. His release ‘The Tide’ which came out on Rejected in 2011, caught the entire industries attention with Joris Voorn’s edit being one of the most charted tracks on Resident Advisor last year. The track has since been nominated for 2 IDMA’s at this years WMC conference.
Mark’s next release ‘Keep On’ on Area Remote, a collaboration with Jordan Peak equally saw him gain recognition, so naturally 2011 ended with worldwide DJ gigs at some of the most established venues in London, Istanbul, Padova and many more.
Whilst visiting some of the worlds biggest clubs Mark has similarly played alongside some of the most critically acclaimed DJ’s such as Damian Lazarus, Joris Voorn, Paul Woolford, Mark Broom and Heidi to name a few. Continued support on his releases have also been shown by Pete Tong on Radio 1, Ali (Tiefschwarz), Deetron, Maceo Plex, Seth Troxler, Laurent Garnier, Maya Jane Coles and many more.
2012 has already started amazingly with 10 months still to follow. Mark’s forthcoming release ‘Sacrifice’ on Saved Records has been inundated with support, and that is just the beginning. Busying himself in the studio with lots of forthcoming projects for the summer as well as some big remixes and tour dates in Miami, London, Switzerland, Portugal and his hometown in Maidstone for the roadblock Saved parties, you’ll be hearing a lot more from Mark in the very near future! Show less
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