.:time does not exist, there is only energy:.

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We make beats with Ghetto Mullets, Computers and an MPC2000XL. 

“Big things have small beginnings” is the phrase thatt Tiago Marquezine lives by. Born and raised in southeast Brazil, Marquezine always had a creative mind and started singing at age 4 after watching his singer/songwriter dad play guitar in their living room.

After falling in love with pop, punk and rock music in his teens by artists such as Evanescence, Avril Lavigne and Likin Park, Marquezine started writing his own songs at age 15. Only a few years later, whilst living in London - England, he continued to write, sing and record a few songs on his computer at his own home in Notting Hill - London and even auditioned for the British show The X Factor. “After auditioning, I told myself: that’s what I really want to do.” said Marquezine inspired by the amount of people competing on the show back in 2011.

With the huge success of artists such as Alok and The Chainsmokers, Tiago Marquezine wanted to focus more on pop and dance music. His return to music production came with the hit “Move”, a house/dance song with a wet base and deep beat with a slightly pop-influenced synthetic synth. “I want people to feel like dancing and vibing to music that makes their bodies want to move naturally” says Tiago Marquezine.

4 guys playing bad-ass hard-rock, from Gravesend UK. 

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