THIRTY SECONDS TO MARS - THE KILL (MARC STOUT REMIX)
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THIRTY SECONDS TO MARS - THE KILL (MARC STOUT REMIX)

MARC STOUT - Resident DJ @ XS Las Vegas - Encore Beach Club  - SIRIUS XM - GHR
Marc Stout Bookings: marcstout@gmail.com

With over a decade on B96, Chicago’s most listened to radio station; Marc Stout is responsible for introducing the newest dance hits to the clubbing masses each weekend. Mixin Marc became one of the city's most popular DJs thanks to his long-running Saturday night residency at Chicago’s most famous nightclub, Crobar. Marc has played alongside some of the biggest names in dance music including David Guetta, Deadmau5, Erick Morillo, and many more.

Marc Stout has played around the world, including annually at Robbie Rivera’s Juicy Beach party and is a current resident at Spy Bar Chicago. But now the three-time Miami Winter Music Conference Mix-Off Champion is setting his sights on the bigger prize – becoming an international producer. His remixes of JEnnifer Lopez feat. Pitbull "On The Floor" & Taio Cruz feat. Ludacris "Break Your Heart" topped the iTunes sales chart and appears on MTV's “Jersey Shore Soundtrack”.

Splitting his time between producing remixes for the likes of Jennifer Lopez, Britney Spears, Enrique Iglesias, Usher, Katy Perry, LMFAO, Taio Cruz, Ne-Yo, DEV, Iyaz, Fat Boy Slim, and Green Velvet – and working on his own record label, Movement Music – Marc Stout finds himself topping the Beatport sales chart and receiving airplay on XM/Sirius Radio. This dedicated DJ, producer, remixer, and label owner’s dream is becoming reality.

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