Hernan Cattaneo, Paul Van Dyk, Ferry Corsten, Derek Howell, Hybrid, Paolo Mojo, Mike Foyle, Nick Muir, Harry Peat, Arksun, Chicane, Echomen, Gabriel & Dresden, Age Of Love, John Tonks, Slacker, Bill Makris
Sounds Like
Hernan Cattaneo, Armin Van Buuren, Above and Beyond, Ferry Corsten
Marc Burt burst onto the scene in 2002 with the popular trance cut "Elements". The follow up, "Turbulence" (2003), a slightly more progressive and chilled affair, set the scene for Marc's future sound and had been around for a while when, in Spring 2004, it took off on Music.Download.Com shortly after the site's launch. A chillout mix by Psychadelik Pedestrian gave the track further attention.
Marc didn't produce again for Toucan until November 2004, when his third track, "Exodus" went online. This time featuring a funkier feel while still keeping the lush pads and reverb, "Exodus" didn't prove as popular as Marc was hoping, leading to his hiatus from the music scene for well over a year. Despite this, Marc Burt's name was brought to a new audience at Toucan at the end of 2004 when JMD remixed "Elements" in a harder trance style.
Marc returned to Toucan at the end of 2005, firstly remixing Beat Doctor's "Kicks" in a progressive, acidic trance style and then, at the start of 2006, beginning work on two collaborations with Beat Doctor - "Aerial Photograph" and "Freak Of Nature" - combining Beat Doctor's electro house style with Marc's laid back trance sound. The success of "Aerial Photograph" persuaded Marc to return on his own with three new tunes, "Last Flight Home", "Momentum" and "Lies", all released during the second half of 2006.