Steve's Mixes

Tracklist:

01. ID - ID
02. Patch Park - Shine One (Original Mix) [District Recordings]
03. Franco Arc - Children (Zstimer Remix) [Luum Records]
04. Cendryma - Repressure (Original Mix) [UV]
05. Exile (AR) - New Opportunity (Juan Buitrago Remix) [Traful]
06. Yohai Mor - Paradox Shift (Subandrio Remix) [Univack]
07. Cary Crank - Echoes From Below (Weird Sounding Dude Remix) [Sunexplosion]
08. Nat Monday & Jay Welsh - Waiting (Simply City Marathon Rework) [Not on Label]
09. Jamie Stevens feat Wilma - Tell You Later (GMJ & Matter remix) [Music to Die For]
10. ID - ID 
11. ID - ID


Deeper Dimension #22 Guest Mix - Steve Marx

Here is folks my warm up set for Hernan Cattaneo. Recorded at Zoo Project Sydney for the Electric Gardens afterparty. I would like to personally thank Hernan, Guy, Guy & Eelke Kleijn(particularly as we played b2b) T-1000 events for this amazing opportunity. This party was completely off the hook and went totally sideways. Great support upstairs from the local legends too.

Warm up for Hernan Cattaneo

Hernan Cattaneo Warm Up Zoo Project 2017

Inspired by Underworld and named after a crazy scientist I know, that loves her Prog.

Progressive Scientology

Deep Seahorse Podcast presents: Steve Marx!

Sydney's Steve Marx has been a regular fixture on the London club scene for over a decade now after making the move from his hometown in 1996. A regular on the Sydney scene, Steve could be found at the infamous Hordern Pavillion parties in the late eighties and early nineties where he developed his interest and passion for electronic music by leading the charge at clubs such as Base and The Front. Having made the move to London, he quickly discovered a taste for nights like Malibu Stacy, Tyrant & Renaissance and soon got himself in amongst the smaller nights where an exciting underground scene was developing alongside the rise of the superclub. 

In 1999 he met Ben Clarke and Francis Mallinson and the Synchronize parties were born. I first met him in 2002, where he could be often be found in Plastic Fantastic Records or at Digression in Soho, where up and coming DJs mixed with other arty types sharing a beer and common musical ideas.

Maybe it was that year that made the man and alongside Nick Dawes, he co-organised the Shadow 001 event at the Fortress Studios for World DJ day, playing alongside Rowan Blades, Paolo Mojo and Jonathan Lisle in an event where proceeds went to The Nordoff Robbins Children’s Charity.
Guest slots at Renaissance @The Ministry of Sound, and many of London’s smaller cooler underground nights began coming as well monthly gigs in Amsterdam, Zurich and further afield across Europe became the norm, playing alongside Sasha, Nick Warren & to name but a few.

Often specialising in the closing set, Steve knows how to work a room, through skillful programming, expert track selection and above all tight mixing and is always an entertainer, both behind the decks and on the dancefloor.
Fast forward to 2016 and Steve after a musically hiatus is now firmly planted in his hometown and birthplace Sydney. With music on his mind, Steve is on the rise again, supporting John Digweed for T-1000 events earlier in the year and most recently the birth of Jigsaw with musical aficionado’s and partners Eddy Wells, Neil Smith and Kate Bailey through Jigsaw will bring something very special to Sydney’s nightlife. 

2017 has been nothing short amazing for Steve. January started out with him warming up for the might Hernan Cattaneo @ the official Electric Gardens afterparty as well as with Guy j, Guy Mantzur & Eelke Kliejn, so much so that an impromptu b2b took place with Eelke on that very evening, something for the musical CV some would say. As the summer season kicked in for 2018/2018 off Steve made his debut at the infamous Return to Rio.

Steve has now firmly placed himself as a regular on the Sydney circuit with performances at Electric Gardens in 2018 and then on warm up duties for the legendary Maestro Hernan Cattaneo, his second year in a row @The Rio Revel.  You’ll certainly being seeing more of this loveable Australian, that much is assured. 


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Steve Marx - Deep Seahorse Podcast #094

Friction // Kiss FM | Steve Marx [26.07.19]

October's future memory features special guest DJ Steve Marx from Sydney! Steve is one of Sydneys finest purveyors of deep & progressive house, is heavily involve in the scene as well as being A&R for onedotsixtwo! Enjoy this fantasticly crafted set featuring many brand new fresh tunes! 


Future Memory 032 - Steve Marx

1 ID - ID
2 Weird Sounding Dude - Dreamers (Stranger Beats)
3 Matter And Funkform  - Trails (Higher States)
4 Weird Soudinf Dude  - Eden (Stranger Beats)
5 ID - ID (Onedotsixtwo)
6 Stivin Rivic, Michael & Levan - Stardust [Jerome Isma [Ae Remix] (Kunai Records)]
7 ID - ID Onedotsixtwo
8 Golan Zocher & Choopie - Inception (Beatfreak Recordings)
9 Ezequiel Arias   - Rotator (Sudbeat)
10 Rod V - Understated (Pranav Meeker Remix)

Future Memory 032 - Steve Marx

Steve Marx has been a subtle but constant driving force in the underground dance music world for over two decades, rising from Sydney’s shores to the global stage with a sound that’s both timeless and forward-thinking. His earliest musical obsessions - Depeche Mode’s brooding synths and Ultravox’s cinematic flair, laid the foundation. But it was the raw, soulful pulse of Chicago House that truly lit the fire. 
Drawn to the heart of the action, Steve relocated to London, where his deep, progressive sets lit up legendary venues like Ministry of Sound and Brixton Jamm. Known for his flawless opening and closing sets, Steve became a trusted name alongside icons like Sasha and Nick Warren, earning his stripes as a master of the long, evolving journey.
Back in Sydney since 2013, Steve has helped shape the city’s sonic landscape - sharing the booth with luminaries like Nick Warren, Hernan Cattaneo, John Digweed & Sasha as well as Dave Seaman and Anthony Pappa, whilst cultivating a new wave of melodic storytellers. As co-owner of onedotsixtwo alongside Tripswitch, he’s steered the label into the spotlight as one of the go-to imprints for progressive house connoisseurs worldwide.
Now stepping confidently into the studio, Steve’s latest chapter sees him collaborating with names like Tripswitch and Martin Fredes—bringing his decades of dancefloor wisdom into the world of production. With a relentless passion for emotional depth and rhythmic intricacy, Steve Marx continues to push boundaries, fuelled by the same love of sound that started it all