Marcio Zygmunt (born 1996), known professionally as Marcioz, is a Brazilian musician.
Career
Marcioz started producing music when he was 9. When he was 16, he started producing what he classifies as "genreless music".
In 2013, he released the song "Kronus" and his first EP, ''Torture'', through Provoke. After being selected to be part of
Point Point's competitive music compilation ''Filet Mignon III'' with the track "God Ain't Gonna Pay You Back", Marcioz was signed by their record label, Record Record, and released the ''God Don't Lie'' EP in May 2015. In April 2016, he released a remix of the song "Baibaba Bimba" by
Tenniscoats
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. In August, he released "Emotional Depth (The Lack Thereof)" on
Mad Decent
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.
In September 2017, he released "Ayre for Rejection" with Slow Shudder. The song was later included on
Bitbird
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's compilation ''Gouldian Finch 2''. In October, he released a remix of "The Future", a song by
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with
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Career
McMorrow's debut album, '' Early in the Morning'', was released ...
. In November, he released "The Very Very $hy Pearl". In December, he released "How to Fall in Love with a Machine" with Slow Shudder. Both songs were singles of his ' EP, released on January 19, 2018 through Bitbird. Claire Biddles of ''
The Line of Best Fit
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It publishes independent music reviews, features, interview, and media. Founded by Richard Thane in February 2007 and currently edited by P ...
'' gave a 7/10 rating. In March, he released "Nameless Waltz (She Finally Falls!)".
In November, he reased "Interstellar!" with Slow Shudder.
In January 2019, Marcioz released "Watch Out! Black God I$ in Town".
In April, "The Generated Freakshow", a song by Marcioz and BeauDamian, appeared on Bitbird's ''Gouldian Finch 3''. In July, he released "Halenkind".
The same month, he released a remix of
Hotel Garuda's "Head in the Trees". In August, he released the ' EP. In 2020, he released the ''De/Colonial Writing$'' EP. In 2022, he released his debut studio album, ''Between Giant $houlders''.
Discography
Includes old releases and releases that are currently under "Gado Archive".
Albums
* ''Between Giant $houlders'' (2022)
Extended plays
* ''Torture'' (2013)
* ''God Don't Lie'' (2015)
* ' (2018)
* ' (2019)
* ''De/Colonial Writing$'' (2020)
Singles
* "God Ain't Gonna Pay You Back" (2015)
* "Ayre for Rejection" (part. Slow Shudder) (2017)
* "The Very, Very $hy Pearl (The Pulse)" (2017)
* "How to Fall In Love With a Machine" (feat. Slow Shudder) (2017)
* "Nameless Waltz (She Finally Falls!)" (2018)
* "Interstellar!" (part. Slow Shudder) (2018)
* "Watch Out! Black God I$ in Town" (2019)
* "The Generated Freakshow" (Marcioz x BeauDamian) (2019)
* "Halenkind" (2019)
* "Mulato Proibido" (2019)
* "White Colonial Product & Mistura das Águas" (2020)
References
External links
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Brazilian record producers
Brazilian male composers
Bitbird artists
1996 births
Living people
21st-century Brazilian male musicians