Artist (designer)
Marçal Prats
4 releases · 8 collaborators · 2 labels
- Date active
- 2005 – 2006
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- Extremely Low, very weak ties with the core dub techno cluster (here through one or more shared credits)
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Bio
In 2002, Marçal Prats released his first techno-house remix of London-based singer and actress Linda John Pierre's song 'Night People' by The Cat & Mr. Cool. During the mixing and mastering process, he meets the prestigious Dj and producer David Gausa; Gausa is also the successful radio host of the EDM radio station FlaixFM, Barcelona (www.flaixfm.cat). He began a long collaboration for more than ten years as a graphic designer for Gausa's brand-new house music label, Sutil Records. Twenty years later, Marçal continues combining his role as a graphic designer, art director, and enthusiast photographer with his exciting work in music production.
Marçal started his interest in electronic music in the 80s, fascinated by High-Energy, Italo-Dance, and its hypnotic arpeggiated baselines. He was soon seduced by the birth of House Music and the crunchy 303 analog sounds of Acid-House. In the mid-90s, during his first visit to London, he was again seduced by Drum&Bass, Big Beat, and IDM. In the first half of the 2000s, Progressive House came to stay as his electronic choice style.
Marçal started his interest in electronic music in the 80s, fascinated by High-Energy, Italo-Dance, and its hypnotic arpeggiated baselines. He was soon seduced by the birth of House Music and the crunchy 303 analog sounds of Acid-House. In the mid-90s, during his first visit to London, he was again seduced by Drum&Bass, Big Beat, and IDM. In the first half of the 2000s, Progressive House came to stay as his electronic choice style.
Marçal Prats (Artist)
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- Releases: 3 Relevance: low Active: 2005 – 2006
- Releases: 1 Relevance: low Active: 2006