MarcGlen
Im Marc Glen I live in London I love Music
Discover this House track.
Independent artist MarcGlen drops "Need Ya on my Side", a House track on SoundClick. The song establishes its own world and invites the listener to settle in. This track does what good house does best — it connects. "Need Ya on my Side" has peaked at number 9 on the SoundClick House chart. If House is your sound, "Need Ya on my Side" is a strong addition to your playlist.
Track with a measured feel in 120 BPM.
"Rock Da Beat" is a 120-BPM Dance track from MarcGlen on SoundClick. Running at 120 BPM, this is an authentic Dance production with a distinct character. It is 100% original and free of any third-party samples. With its consistent pulse rhythm, the song draws the listener in with ease. It has reached the top 10 on the SoundClick Dance chart, peaking at #8. Get this dance track with a royalty-free Creative Commons license — only available on SoundClick.
Track with an even-tempered feel.
"The Crow" is a grounded Drum n Bass track by MarcGlen, released on SoundClick. The tempo sits at 172 BPM, contributing to its even-tempered character. It contains some samples or third-party loops. The production leans into a grounded aesthetic that fits the drum n bass style. It has reached the top 10 on the SoundClick Drum n Bass chart, peaking at #5. Looking for a royalty-free drum n bass track to license? "The Crow" by MarcGlen is available with a free Creative Commons license on SoundClick.
Enjoy this measured Drum n Bass track.
"Never Been A Quiter" by MarcGlen is a Drum n Bass production available on SoundClick. Rooted in Drum And Bass, the song brings a dynamic energy to the Drum n Bass space. It contains some samples or third-party loops. With its measured tone and a floor-friendly rhythm, the track covers a lot of emotional ground. The track is available royalty-free with a Creative Commons license, the standardized, legally-sound way to grant permissions.
An Electronica track by MarcGlen.
Independent artist MarcGlen drops "Egyptian Lover", an Electronica track on SoundClick. The song is produced at a tempo of 130 BPM. The arrangement unfolds with a natural ease, guiding the listener through a more immersive experience. It has charted at #12 on the SoundClick Electronica chart. The track is available royalty-free with a Connect license — a SoundClick-exclusive offer.
Ive been into the rave and Club Scene sence age 14. So Ive always loved dance music. I grew up with parents that would rather put music on than the TV. And their taste in music was anything from Rock, Blues, Soul and Pop. I loved music and I loved my parent's music too but also growing up my friends were all into Dance, Warehouse Raves and Clubs. Hardcore and Acid House. Jungle and Drum & Bass, Garage and House. So I gravitated towards the dance scean too and loved it. I also listened to all sorts of other music from Electro Hip Hop and Pinkfloyd to The Orb and The Doors. I love experimenting and playing with different samples from all the types and genres of music that Ive been into through the years and put them together into DnB or House. I wouldnt say Im a professional producer by a long shot but Im pretty good and have some creative ideas. I use Reason 13 and Abelton Live Lite. I use a lot of Native Instrument plugins among others too. My samples comes from all sorts of other music and I use Splice but I use a lot of effects over the samples to make them kind of my own. I like messing around with different synths and creating my own presets. N.I Massive, Massive X and FM8 are my favourite and I know my way around them pretty well. Ive just started to get into Serum 2. It is a great synth. I create all my own drum loops from scratch. My Weaknesses when it comes to production is in the final stage in the mixdown and the mastering process. I think you will agree that I may have some creative ideas but alot of my tracks sound muddy and not very clear. My EQ and levels are a bit all over the place. I would love some help with this. I probably need help in the way I arrange my tracks too ?
All my tracks are free to download but you can also buy them for 50 pence each to help me save and buy more music equipment. I would love to make a career out of it one day but I know I've got a long ways to go yet. Thanks For reading
I played once on Generation Radio. It was an internet radio station playing out of Brixton in London UK. Me and about 8 or 9 others were on a Radio DJ Producer course. As a promotional thing the main producers got a licence to play live on FM Radio for a while. Part of our training was to put together a set and play out live on the radio over all of London. I did my set on The History of Jungle and Drum & Bass. I gave an informative talk on where the scene started from and played the tracks in order of the earliest to the latest.
I have many influences from my Dad, Glen Stoner's taste in music who was a brilliant lead guitarist. He played along side some of the greats like Jimmy Page from Led Zeppelin and Ritchie Blackmore from Deep Purple. My Dad went to school with Ritchie Blackmore and taught him the first principles of playing guitar.
I grew up listening to alot of my Father and Mother's music and they had a rather extensive vinyl collection. Growing up I moved on into the rave and club scene.
I have a home built PC running windows 10. I'm using Reason Studios 13 as my main DAW. I have Reason ReCycle and ReBirth RB-338. Sometimes I may use Luna or Ableton Live 11 Lite. I mostly use Native Instrument Plugins. I have Massive and Massive X and I use FM8 and Serum 2. My Audio Interface is the Focusrite Scarlett Solo 4th Gen, bundled with the Focusrite Scarlet headphones and mic. I have the Akai MPK Mini MK3 midi keyboard and lastly my Studio Monitors are the Adam Audio T Series Model T5V