Mc Mario Vs. Barrucco music video Blackout
Mc Mario music video Freedom
Mc Mario Vs. Barrucco music video Blackout (Extended Edit)
Mc Mario music video Freedom
Mc Mario music video Move It
Mc Mario Feat. The King music video Suave
Mc Mario Feat. The King music video Suave
Mc Mario music video All That I Like (Barrucco's House Edit)
Mc Mario Vs. Barrucco music video Blackout
Mc Mario music video All That I Like
Godhead - Mc Mario - Tiesto music video Eleanor Rigby (Sonic State Remix Edit) - Move It (Barrucc's Kwik Remix) - Flight 643 (Original Mix)
Mc Mario music video All That I Like
Mc Mario Feat. Cindy Chavez music video Last Night A DJ Saved My Life
Mc Mario Feat. Cindy Chavez music video Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (Leonov Remix)
Who Da Funk Feat. Jessica Eve - Mc Mario Feat. Cindy Chavez - Mousse T. music video Shiny Disco Balls (Main Mix Edit) - Last Night A DJ Saved My Life - Fire (The Beginerz Vocal Edit)
Far Out Productions Feat. Kimberley Roberts - Groovestylerz - Mc Mario Feat. Cindy Chavez music video Party People - We Are Family - Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (Leonov Remix Edit)
Mc Mario music video Move It
Mc Mario music video Move It (Barrucc's Kwik Remix)
New Order - Antiloop - Mc Mario music video Crystal (Lee Coombs Remix Edit) - Start Rockin' (Extended Edit) - Move It (Barrucc's Kwik Remix)
Mc Mario music video Move It
Audio Bullys Feat. Nancy Sinatra - Milk And Sugar Feat. Lizzy Pattinson - Mc Mario Feat. The King music video Shot You Down - Let The Sun Shine (Terrace Vocal Edit) - Suave
Mc Mario Vs. Barrucco music video Blackout
Mc Mario Vs. Barrucco music video Blackout
Mc Mario music video Freedom
Marco G. Vs. Mc Mario music video Go Your Own Way
Canada's premier DJ, Montreal-based MC Mario launched to mainstream fame via his myriad remix compilations and long-running syndicated radio programs. Born Mario Tremblay, he first surfaced during the late '70s with the group Zinthetyzër, scoring hits including 1982's "Green Onion" and 1984's "Money-Money." Around the same time he also issued his first DJ mixes, among them Downtown No. 1 and Hot Plate No. 6. By the early '90s Tremblay worked under the alias MC Mario Mastermind, signing to the Quality Music label for a series of compilations including 1993's Back to Basics and 1995's King Size. After a brief stint with Polytel, in 1997 he signed to Sony, and as MC Mario generated a series of best-sellers like 1999's '99 in the Sun, 2001's MC Mario.com, and 2005's Sun Factory, Vol. 6. In 2003, MC Mario earned a Juno Award nomination for "All That I Like" -- he also crossed over into mainstream radio with his weekly series The Mixdown and The Party Mix, and was named a member of the Canadian Dance Hall of Fame. Via Sony-BMG Music, MC Mario founded his own label, Tycoon Records, and he co-owns the Montreal nightspot Club 1234.
