Sound für die Bude

Marc Cooper
Born on March 6th 1978 in Kronach, in the beautiful Upper Franconia in Bavaria, the artists’ reference to music was virtually laid in the cradle. Starting with various musical instruments, he was infected with the "Disk rotation virus" by a famous DJ in his hometown in 1994 at the early age of 16 years.
Meanwhile, the Munich-by-choice is touring around the globe now for more than 20 years. Whether in Austria, Switzerland, Spain or America, and last but not least in Germany, he knows how to carry away the masses with his multi-faceted pumping set’s in a unique blend of tech house, minimal and techno. In addition to his supports for a lot of famous artists including Tom Novy, André Galluzzi, Milk & Sugar, Westbam, Heiko & Meiko, Nils van Gogh and Wally Lopez, he is personally influenced by acts such as Loco Dice, Dubfire, Marco Carola and Nicole Moudaber. In 2010 he released his track "Aprica" in collaboration with Adrian Bahil on the compilation "BOOM BOOM TOKYO". By the end of September 2021 the DJ will release 4 brand-new tracks.

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Marc Cooper Born on March 6th 1978 in Kronach, in the beautiful Upper Franconia in Bavaria, the artists’ reference to music was virtually laid in the cradle. Starting with various musical instruments, he was infected with the "Disk rotation virus" by a famous DJ in his hometown in 1994 at the early age of 16 years. Meanwhile, the Munich-by-choice is touring around the globe now for more than 20 years. Whether in Austria, Switzerland, Spain or America, and last but not least in Germany, he knows how to carry away the masses with his multi-faceted pumping set’s in a unique blend of tech house, minimal and techno. In addition to his supports for a lot of famous artists including Tom Novy, André Galluzzi, Milk & Sugar, Westbam, Heiko & Meiko, Nils van Gogh and Wally Lopez, he is personally influenced by acts such as Loco Dice, Dubfire, Marco Carola and Nicole Moudaber. In 2010 he released his track "Aprica" in collaboration with Adrian Bahil on the compilation "BOOM BOOM TOKYO". By the end of September 2021 the DJ will release 4 brand-new tracks.

Marc Cooper
Born on March 6th 1978 in Kronach, in the beautiful Upper Franconia in Bavaria, the artists’ reference to music was virtually laid in the cradle. Starting with various musical instruments, he was infected with the "Disk rotation virus" by a famous DJ in his hometown in 1994 at the early age of 16 years.
Meanwhile, the Munich-by-choice is touring around the globe now for more than 20 years. Whether in Austria, Switzerland, Spain or America, and last but not least in Germany, he knows how to carry away the masses with his multi-faceted pumping set’s in a unique blend of tech house, minimal and techno. In addition to his supports for a lot of famous artists including Tom Novy, André Galluzzi, Milk &amp; Sugar, Westbam, Heiko &amp; Meiko, Nils van Gogh and Wally Lopez, he is personally influenced by acts such as Loco Dice, Dubfire, Marco Carola and Nicole Moudaber. In 2010 he released his track "Aprica" in collaboration with Adrian Bahil on the compilation "BOOM BOOM TOKYO". By the end of September 2021 the DJ will release 4 brand-new tracks.

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