Marc Mysterio
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Irish-Canadian songwriter and producer Marc Mysterio, gained recognition across Europe in 2007 with his debut single "Answer This" featuring Linda Newman, signing to Spinnin Records in 2008 who released follow up single "Roll Wit It." It was January 2009, however when his career changed trajectory after unveiling a cover remix of Daft Punk's "One More Time," which soared to Number 1 on the Russian Top 20 charts and became a club hit in the United States. Riding on the single's success, Mysterio followed this with "Tomorrow (Is Another Day)," featuring Samantha Fox, which led to a deal with Sony Music. Mysterioâs 2009 album Redemption featuring artists such as Gary Pine, Lillix, Tiff Lacey, Dhany, Chris Willis, Shena, and Yardi Don, paved the way for a collaboration with Flo Rida on the song "Booty On The Floor" in 2013. Charity single "Promised Land" featuring Mark Crozer, followed two years later, achieving chart success in countries like Belgium, Greece, and Finland. On January 13, 2016, Mysterio produced the EDM track "Liquor & Whores" for Trailer Park Boys and Bubbles, following this with "Be The Truth" in June, which reached number 7 on both the UK Music Week Official Club Chart and the USA Billboard Next Big Sound Chart before being adopted by ESPN as the theme to sports debate show FIRST TAKE. Mysterio continued his musical journey with a series of albums between 2022 and 2023, including Ibiza Opening (2022), SPRING BREAK PARTY (2023), and Pool Party (2023), releasing Level Up in September, which featured the track "The Dancefloor," which charted in the Top 50 Dance and Electronic Songs in November that year.
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- Promised Land by Marc Mysterio
- Plus Fort by Marc Mysterio
- Promised Land featuring Marc Mysterio
- Sunshine
- Everything Is All Wrong by Marc Mysterio
- Let Loose
- Wonderful Life by Marc Mysterio
- Roll Wit It
- What Is Love featuring Max'C
- Everything Is All Wrong
