Emerging local house producer
MARK MAXWELL
signs to
CLUB SWEAT
releasing
‘SAY IT (LIKE THAT)’
STREAM / DL ‘SAY IT (LIKE THAT)’ HERE
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Dynamic Sunshine Coast producer, Mark Maxwell continues to make noise in the local scene, signing to Australian electronic label Club Sweat alongside other renowned contemporaries such as Motez, Jordan Brando and Purple Disco Machine. Drawing influence from the likes of Illyus & Barrientos, Claude Von Stroke and Chris Lake, Maxwell releases rolling house record, ‘Say It (Like That)’.
Mark Maxwell discusses the textures he brings to life in the track, “I wanted ‘Say It’ to be the first taste of the new sound that I’ve been exploring. It’s tough and raw whilst still being confident and I couldn’t think of a better label than Club Sweat to showcase this new direction”
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After graduating from the Red Bull Music Academy, the proficient house producer was requested for official remixes duties on the #1 ARIA Club Chart Colour Castle record ‘Love Addict’ and the Roger Sanchez endorsed remix of ‘Let The Music Do The Work’ by the Potbelleez. With a few originals under his belt, this skilled artist has already seen ARIA Club Chart success, with his release ‘Underground Vibe’ reaching #6.
Outside the studio, he has brought his energetic live sets to a number of popular Australian festivals such as Splendour in the Grass and Listen Out as well as notable guest appearances at a number of Defected parties where he shared the stage with international favourites, Nora En Pure, Friend Within and local much-loved DJ’s such as, POOLCLVB and Avon Stringer.
‘Say It (Like That)’ is out now via Club Sweat.
STREAM / DL ‘SAY IT (LIKE THAT)’ HERE
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