Singer, song writer, player of assorted instruments.

"TripPy, sTeReO SoNiC, ProGrEsSivE ELecTRoNiC MuZiK"? AlL tracks written by Mark Crewe ~((("SpAcE HopPeR")))~ &/or co written with friends (Adam Crane). LoVe FuN, QuiRkY TrAcKs, ToNguE iN cHeEK ;-)
Influences; Jean Michel Jarre. Gong. Vangelis. THE FUTURE SOUND OF LONDON. Air. Bluetech. Kraftwerk. Eat Static. Leftfield. Tangerine Dream. Lemon Jelly. Ozric Tentacles. Pink Floyd. Zero 7. Infected Mushroom. William Orbit. Kraut Rock. Shpongle. Moondog. Eno. Amon Tobin. Gaudi. Shakleton. Faithless. Dreadzone. Kangaroo Moon. samandtheplants. Mathew Herbert. Morton Subotnick. Tonto. BBC Radiophonic Workshop. Roni Size. Orb. Mike Oldfield. Ghost Box. Praise Space Electric.Venetian Snares. Steve Hillage. Brainticket. Finders Keepers. Spoonbill. Ruby My Dear

The band was set up in the spring of 2010, after meeting at jazz workshop in Groznjan, Croatia. 

Fascination with Django Reinhardt's opus as well as love for jazz manouche brought them together which resulted in forming a quintet. 

From 2011 to 2020, they appeared in numerous local and international venues, which include jazz clubs, festivals, public events, TV and radio appearances and private performances, to name just a few.

Not fixed to a particular musick style, ogie’s output shifts through acid, ambient, bass, big-beat, drum’n’bass, electro, house, trip-hop and twisted dubby soundscapes.

One of the early producers coming from a completely digital background & setup, his music started with more dance-floor oriented breakbeat flavours, then took a turn to mellow ambient cinematic soundscapes. Eventually he took a break from music production, to return with explorations in the dance-floor territory of 4/4 electrotechouse beats.

Ogie's tracks have been featured on the first compilations of Macedonian electronic music artists, released by PMG Recordings, Third Ear Music and Margina magazine. 
He has written and produced music for theatre plays and various multimedia presentations, as well as performed his music live at various venues across Macedonia.
Most notably, his music has been featured on the soundtrack of the award-winning documentary “Maybe Logic: The Lives and Ideas of Robert Anton Wilson”. 

As a DJ, he started playing mainly drum’n’bass music from 1999 to 2003 and helped establish the Macedonian drum’n’bass scene. He has DJed in various clubs, events and festivals across Macedonia and held the first resident drum’n’bass night for some time with a team of friends AKA the “01 crew”. 
His DJ outings evolved to feature a varied mix with a bit of everything for a blissful alchemical concoction.

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