DAN MARCIANO EP & RMX

Till now

Till Now

Dan Marciano - Till Now

Dan Marciano - The Beat Coin (Org Mix)

Dan Marciano - Get Out (Sur les motifs de " You Keep Me Hangin' On ")
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Dan Marciano - Get Out (Radio Edit)

Dan Marciano - Get Out (Extended Mix)

Sounds Of Dreams

Mamiche

Tevet

Dan Marciano - Tevet

Dan Marciano - Lelele

Dan Marciano - La taffe du Cowboy

Dan Marciano - Ad MataÏ

7Seventy - Omri

7seventy -  Time For Music

Just do it

7Seventy - just do it !

The great Dan Marciano made 'Box Machine' once and now his alter ego 7Seventy is doing its own version polishing his production skills. This work feels like an evening sun in our most appreciated island. Gaidz vision preserves the essence of 7Seventy version while adding a subtle touch of percussion that brings the tune to a new and more danceable dimension. He also had the courtesy of doing a radio edit. Both versions are priceless. And last but not least we have this super remix by Iokhonda. The Spanish producer, imperative member of our crew, had the ability to choose the best elements of the original and add his magnificent touch to truly transform 'Box Machine' into a huge track that navigates between melodic techno and progressive house.

Box Machine

7Seventy - Box Machine (Dan Marciano Remix)

ile - Vienen a Verme (Dan Marciano Edit)

Dan Marciano - Mr Morse

Dan Marciano - Adar

Dan Marciano - Encore 1x

Bamba & Bissli

Dan Marciano - Bamba & Bissli

PAGAZ

Pagaz

Dan Marciano - Pagaz

Dan Marciano is about to become the worst-kept secret in dance music.
Born and raised in Paris, he has long been revered as a revolutionary of the 
French electronic music scene and Dan takes his DJ skills to famous clubs both 
large and small in every corner of the world, from Germany, Italy and Miami to 
Singapore, Brasil to Buenos Aires.
He has also been producing and remixing since 2000.
Now, following the successful seasons of his The Tribes party 
Dan’s star is set to rise even higher. 
He says simply: “I have the best job in the world.”
The Tribes brings together music royalty including Sven Vath, Marco Carola, 
Solomun, Maceo Plex, Ellen Allien, Carl Cox, Jamie Jones, Guy Gerber, and 
Magda, for an series of events showcasing the most notorious, talked-about 
parties on the planet: Circoloco, Music On, Cocoon, Paradise, Mobilee…
Dan Marciano always loved music and dancing.
As a kid he spent his pocket money on Michael Jackson or George Benson 
records but when house music emerged in Paris he found a spiritual home.
Inspired by legends like Carl Cox, Laurent Garnier and Jeff Mills, and 
enthralled by the colour and magic of the dancefloor, 
Dan threw himself into DJing.
It was harder to get a break in the pre-internet era and he remembers doing 
things the old fashioned way: handing out cassettes and throwing his own 
parties.
Dan built a loyal following and became a resident at some of Paris’s most 
celebrated clubs including the Palace, Les Bains Douches, and Queen where he 
has held court for a dozen years.
His success as a DJ is driven by the belief that: 
"You can have the best records but if you don’t feel the music, and the people in 
front of you, if you don’t tell a story, it won’t be any good.”
This simple philosophy has driven Dan to experiment throughout his career.
According to fellow DJs: “His music fascinates and hypnotizes everybody who 
hears it”
Dan is always happiest taking his love of house music to the masses.
He is also busy in the studio, pursuing his second passion of making music.With 
more than a decade of hit records under his belt, including the evergreen ‘Good 
Morning Paris’, Dan’s production career has evolved along with his DJ style. 
His extensive back catalogue crosses labels such as Full House, Escape, Royal 
Flush and Connected Records and recent releases have graced Denfis, Cream 
Couture and Natural Rhythm. 
With a full schedule, new management, and ambitious plans, Dan is bursting 
with excitement for the future. “Clubbing has never lost its magic,” 
He says. “People call my music house, or underground, but you can’t put a label 
on it. It’s just about emotion and passion