Releases from artist / Veröffentlichungen von : Mark O Sullivan

brill 80s electropop influenced tracks, contains rmxs by lifelike & blackstrobe

darker atmospheric minimal techno and a neotrance to electro influenced techhouse remix by john dahlback !!

loved by: laurent garnier, dave clarke (top 10!!) and funk d void, featured on bbc essential by deep dish !! the third installment in the dk7 remix series. an across the board affair where scene stalwarts slam take the dark path to the floor with heart like demon,steve rachmads two schools of thought on life is everywhere and 6am weather girl fan phil kieran dubs it up. in 2001 >the difference< was released on dk recordings as the seventh release and it later got licensed to output recordings,thus the project was called dk7. dk7 recordings was funded by jesper dahlbäck and mark o sullivan and is not to be associated with dk recordings.

mark o sullivan was one of the first artist to sign on brique rouge back in 2000. now he is back with >trans< and remixes by jamie anderson, manic mind and fafa monteco

tommy four seven is a young successful and prolific producer : not only has he had tracks signed to labels like brique rouge, catwash records, io music, love minus zero and jm recordings, but he has also remixed artists such as mike monday, fex, tom pooks and mark o sullivan. being a permanent member of the br mob, hes the future of the label. mark o sullivan is half of dk7 with jesper dahlbäck and member of the mighty quark. hes currently leaving in sweden where hes listening to too much electro-house. but mark is a clever producer. together they teamed up to offer kill brique an absolute monster ep for the dancefloor. joining in is tag-team of.

the irish is the only artist from cork who can claim to be part of the infamous stockholm electronic music scene known as the swedish invasion. long before making up one half of the successful techno house outfit dk7 - founded with partner jesper dahlbäck in 2003 -, mark, also known as the mighty quark or as mark and john when he produces with jespers cousin john dahlbäck, who moved to sweden in 1994, started to make music with various swedish artists perfecting his skills as an acoustically versed soundscape sculptor. with the prayer ep, marks first release on plastic city, o sullivan is returning to his dubby roots that made up an intrinsic part of him as a producer in the past as well - something that already shone through on his first two longplayers released on his own imprint king syndrome sounds. o sullivan, who is known for his world famous remixes and collaborations for and with leftfield, olaf hund, susuma yokota and digi dub

remix-package with mark o sullivan, john dahlbaeck and tommy four seven !!supported by tiga, abe duque, david duriez, dave tarrida, mr c...

the 4th release on the ever-consistent ork recordings provides us with irresistible ear candy and some seductive hip shaking moments. the maverick production talents of fish go deep (shane johnson and greg dowling) and stockholm based mark o sullivan (from the seminal dk7 and mark and john) recently set up camp for a few days in their spiritual home of cork city ireland to record this truly sublime ep. fish go deep have been staples on the house underground for many years, releasing music on labels like i! records, brique rouge, chez music and imperial dub. their own go deep imprint debuted in 2005 with the worldwide hit >the cure and the cause<, a vocal which has since been licensed for wider release by defected

shooting stars john dahlback and dk7s mark o sullivan strike 2 killer blows as they launch their new label jm recordings. i saw your eyes is a mid set acid triggered tech stomper,driven by a sinister vocal hook, a pure celebration of those of us who have flown too close to the sun. while when you caught the sun clears the air with its lush crisp synth sounds and driving bass. the gravity pull of this stunning release will drag you into its orbit which is of course the centre of the dancefloor

excellent 2x 12 inch with hot maceo plex tracks and edits... nice