Marcus Visionary at OPM Lounge Friday
Marcus Visionary and Dave Whalen have been together as Visionary for the last 11 years. 2005 was a great year for the duo as they set up two labels via Load Media in the U.K; Dance Rock and Lion Dubs. In 2005 they were also fortunate enough to be noticed by Shy FX and T Power and picked up as resident artists for the new Digital Soundboy label. Check out the website at www.digitalsoundboy.com.
In the last decade Visionary have been featured on many premiere labels including: Play:musik, 31 Records, Revolve:r, Trouble on Vinyl, Horizon Music, X tinction Agenda, Shout, Flex Records, Hustlin Beats, On Point, Nice and Smoothe and of course Digital Soundboy, Dance Rock, Lion Dubs and their brand new label Rock & Groove via Nu Urban Music. Watch out for 'Dub Rock Sound' coming to a soundsystem near you.
WITH MR BROWN (Soul In Motion/OPM/2TheBeat) AND TWEEKNASTY (i11/Tweeknasty.com/OPM).
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