Released July 3, 2025 on Chasin Records!


Succubus (Cody Chase Radio Remix)

Bookings & Management: Liam Peete, faceoff@outlook.it 

Mark Wise is a techno producer and DJ from New Jersey. He grew up listening to grunge, metal, and classic rock, and started playing the drums in middle school. His taste for electronic music began in his late teens and blossomed through his college years when he began DJ’ing and then started producing during graduate school. Mark officially entered the techno scene in 2017, and over the next few years, he developed a unique sound blending elements of different styles like minimal, progressive, house, and trance. This hybrid approach eventually led Mark to develop his signature sound - heavy metal techno, fusing the musical loves of his past and present in a unique way. With tracks that have been supported by names like Carl Cox, Nakadia, Fjaak, Juliet Fox, Brennen Grey, Cosmic Boys, Cristian Varela, Spartaque, Ilario Alicante, T78, Vikthor, Anna Reusch, Mosher, Sebastian Mora, and Horatio, Mark Wise has forged a unique techno sound that will make him a force for years to come.

What mood will you enjoy, today?
Chill 🩶
Haunting 🩵
Euphoria 💛
Psychedelic ❤️
Freeze 🤍
Ethereal 🖤
Lyrical 🤎
Sparkly 💜
Swelling 💙
Soaring 💚
Electric 🧡
House 🩷

Trance is the music of heaven.  Maybe, we can share some samples of heaven, with each other.

Wouldn't you like to walk into your favourite EDM club, and tell the DJ "12 hours please of (what music I feel like right now)" - and be able to change your "like" when you feel the need?

Going to a Live Club / Rave is great!  If you can't, there's SoundCloud, at Home.  Your friends can enjoy your music, with you (in your home, or theirs).

That's 12 Moods Trance, the club that never closes.

Enjoy.

If you click on the Quora Playlists link below, you may get a (bogus) "Danger Will Robinson" alert.  Click on "more options", then "continue onwards" to my blog.  It's worth it.  SoundCloud does not handle Quora links, apparently.  If you can use MeWe, try that link.

And as always, apologies for length.