Marc Vedo

Marc Vedo is a DJ, promoter, radio presenter and producer from Portugal and Bristol, associated with trance and house music. He is based in the South West of England and builds a career that spans club DJing, touring, broadcasting and studio work.

Career as a DJ

He is described as one of the fastest rising DJs on the international scene and is also compared with Sasha for his mixing style. He performs regularly at major names in dance music and appears at clubs and events including Godskitchen, Cream, Gatecrasher, Avalon, Spundae, The Guvernment, Passion, The Gallery and Ministry of Sound. His festival appearances include Glastonbury, Summerdays, Global Gathering, Slinky’s WestPoint Arena, Virgins V2, Bug Hole Festival, Ministry of Sound Beach Festival in Mombasa, Homeland’s and Escape in the Park.

Marc Vedo holds and has held residencies at a range of clubs and brands. These include Naughty but Nice, Sundissential, KoolWaters, Miss Moneypennies, Ministry of Sound, Slinky, Dance Academy, 1015 nightclub in San Francisco and Escape Club.

International touring

He tours widely across Europe, Asia, Africa, North and South America and has played in countries including Kenya, Mauritius, Belgium, Bosnia, the USA, Peru, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Canada, China, Egypt, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Indonesia, the Philippines, Taiwan, Singapore, Ibiza, Japan, the Netherlands, Portugal, Russia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden and Turkey. A notable period in his career is supporting Boy George on a world tour spanning 2003 to 2006, including shows across Asia, Russia, Europe, North, Central and South America.

Production and releases

Alongside DJing, he develops a production career with releases on Blink, Baroque Records, Hed Kandi, Blow Media, Nukleuz and Limit Recordings. His productions receive support from Radio 1, Galaxy, Kiss, Paul van Dyk, Pete Tong, Deep Dish and Sander Kleinenberg.

One of his solo tracks is Time Line, which is premiered at Trance Energy by Talla 2XLC and later picked up by Gareth Emery’s FiveAM Vibe Records. The release also features a remix by Mac & Mac and gains support from Paul van Dyk, Judge Jules and Armin van Buuren, as well as strong reviews in dance magazines and websites and inclusion on Dave Pearce’s Delirium compilation for Ministry of Sound. He also collaborates with Mike Koglin on Dirty-Monster, which includes a remix by Richard Durand and receives radio play on Radio 1. Another single, Fast track, is a more progressive house track released through Baroque Records. He and Boy George also plan a collaboration called Whiteout, with Boy George on vocals and Vedo handling the arrangement.

Other work

Beyond performing and recording, Marc Vedo works as a promoter and radio presenter, extending his role in dance music beyond the club and studio.