MARLO MORALES

From House to Progressive, and everything in between, a sense of control is paramount to a tight track - it contains a sound that is balanced, and arranged with a high attention to detail; it allows the producer to maximise the effect of subtle creative decisions that essentially defines their unique sound.

For Californian producer/DJ, Marlo Morales, this is no exception. Inspired by a master of the genre in the likes of Axwell, Chicane, Bicep, and Joris Voorn, Morales boasts an uprightly, forward-heading sound, both in the studio and behind the decks.

From the age of 21, Morales ditched his gig as a punk rock guitarist, and instead dedicated hours learning the ropes of audio mixdown and arrangement, whilst carving out a recognizable electronic sound. As a result, his sound is refined and tasteful, culminating in the creation of unique atmospheres from track to track - whether it be a smooth, tech house roller for those Sunday sessions, or a late night 2am bumper to drive the party.

Soon after diving into audio production, Morales found himself behind a Pioneer setup and never looked back. At the mixer, Morales’ style is a testament to what a selektor is supposed to be - spontaneous; with an eye on the decks and one on the dance floor; he spins with both the crowd and himself as an artist in mind.

With numerous mixes featured on the Lab Sessions podcast, of which Morales manages himself; and forthcoming releases and remixes on labels, Sounds of Violence Records, and Subtone Records, respectively, MM is set to be in a position that sees his eclectic brand of electronic music make it with the likes of Max Cooper, Florian Meindl, Sasha, and Voorn, himself.

To hear more, and keep up with the latest, you can follow Marlo Morales on Facebook, Twitter, Soundcloud, and Instagram.