This tune def won the toss for first release of the new fretless album "for your thighs only". comes with a slick dub and steped up remix from styles for miles will. Aavailable at all good vinyl outlets...

Let go the past feat mc shureshock

A track i wrote to sumerize the feeling i got when i drove from kahana to hana in maui, hawaii.. Produced it back in australia with jimi polar. The original is dub version and on the fretless album. This vocal version has not been released to date. Funkin irie (patt powell) later wrote these awesome vocals for it. easy

Kahana to hana vocals by patt powell

Never released bootleg fretless did with saxxoon from newcastle. This guys an awesome dj and mad fun to hang out with if your ever giging in newcastle look out for him or for party sake, find him..

Vicious oldschool bootleg

Tis is an early fretless tune colab with dj regal from the wiseguys and bronxdogs U.K. Was released on vinyl only by funkweapons out of the U.S.A. A dancefloor fav....

Rock the funky beat

This booty has a mad history. Started out in brisbane with katch and dave dog (resindogs,2dogs) and when we joined together was 2dogs and a mut. Ended up years later gettin the fretless treatment. Was meant to be released but never made it...

Diana Doss

This is the original version from the album, Mad for the boomin system...

Mark Walton/Noel Boogie/dj Noodles - Backdoor

this is the b-side to the first vinyl release of the new Fretless album "for your thighs only". When jason was over from the states we wrote this from scratch in 2 days and no sleep. Toped of with dj Sing on vacoda..Also on the b-side is the Omegaman remix. Check remix for details...available on BBP recordings @ juno records U.K and Record store sydney

S.O.S. feat Q-dup and jimi polar. (orig album version)

This is the bass twisten omegaman remix available also on the bbp vinyl release.. Mr scully puts another wicked remix to his title.. He does'nt hold back at all on the bass. The man with the goods. If you live in australia, oreder your copy from Record store sydney or Juno records U.K

S.O.S omegaman remix.

Dubstep king Will styles steps up the dub and the step with his mean remix of the original... and it comes with a mean mix of Bottom end speaker wobble tones...Played best very loud.....This is a classic to have on vinyl so pick it up at Record store sydney or juno records U.K and all other vinyl outlets..

Let go the past will styles remix......

This is a promo mix for ramp fm and ghetto funk to promote the new Fretless album out now on BBP RECORDS. Has a selection of new tunes from the album plus some of my fav tunes of this time...Enjoy 

RampShow2 Fretless Djmix

Mark Walton | BIO | 05.07....
One of Australia's most respected DJ's, Mark Walton has been a DJ within the Australian Dance Music movement for many years. Having experienced musical trends first hand throughout the 80's and 90's, Mark's DJ sets demonstrate a vast knowledge of Dance Music, whilst pushing the boundaries of Dance Music genres today.

After being discovered in his hometown Brisbane by R.A.T. (Recreational Arts Team) - the cultural youth movement phenomena of the late '80's - Mark moved to Sydney to pursue his DJ career. After linking up with R.A.T. to play numerous parties and events, Mark became one of Australia’s best known up and coming DJs, playing to audiences in excess of 15,000. Around this time, Mark also visited the U.S. taking up an invitation to play a series of events on the West Coast.

Having established himself on the Sydney DJ circuit in the early 90s, Mark began sourcing music for Good Groove Records (Tom Georgiou), then onto developing an independent label, Muzik Too, with Sydney friend Mark Taylor of SLATS Studios. Muzik Too, distributed underground mix tapes by local DJs, pushing their talents and profile to a broader Australian market. Mark then moved to New York in the mid 90s to further his experience and career and to find inspiration, occasionally through some serious vinyl collecting.

On returning to Sydney in the late 90's, Mark began work on radio, broadcasting new music programs with 2SER-FM. During the period, Mark worked in a number of areas including mixing audio for stage productions and fashion shows, a DJ tuition business, event production and music production with local DJs while continuing to play the DJ circuit around Australia including support spots for international and Australian artists. Mark also took up working on the other side of the counter at Acetate Record Bar with DJ Junior B (Pam Hubbock) and Michael Chernoff, Mark’s manager (R.I.P.).

In 1999, Mark began working with event production company, Rawedge, alongside Walter Turrae and Justine Missen. This consisted of sourcing new music for innovative presentations at dance music events in Sydney which added further maturity to the growth of the Australian Dance Music movement. After losing studio equipment and records in a fire in 1999, Mark jumped back into production working on the Wet Pants EP and Album and established Lateral Recordings with James Locksmith. Around this time Mark also teamed up with Sydney DJ, illpickl, to form 3 Dex‘n’Fx which toured Europe including performances in Ibiza and at Home in London. They collaborated on a number of recordings until the untimely passing of illpickl  in 2001.

In 2000, Mark was nominated for "Best DJ - People's Choice Award" and "Best DJ Award" at the inaugural Australian Dance Music Awards (DMA).

After being acknowledged as one of Australia’s most respected and prolific DJs, Mark developed a catalogue of his own recordings as an artist ranging from Hip Hop, Breaks, House, Funk, Disco, Soul, Jazz, Latin, Afro, Dub and Beats all of which have yet to be released, however their time is coming through the formation of his new project Fretless which has its debut album released later this year.

Over the past 5 years, Mark has travelled between Sydney and Brisbane producing and touring with the Resin Dogs and Good Buddha. Mark continues to play on the Australian circuit with regular visits to London and Japan and his spiritual home Hawaii, where he’s collaborated with local reggae bands while fulfilling his other passion of deep sea diving. 

A long time member of the international dance music scene, Mark still retains an immense passion for music - it’s there when he spins it and it’s about to take another step forward when he plays it as part of Fretless.


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