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MRK1
Background information
Born
Mark Foster
OriginManchester, England
GenresDubstep, Grime
OccupationsRecord producer, DJ
LabelsContagious, Planet Mu

Mark Foster, known as MRK1 (formerly Mark One), is a British dubstep, grime and bass record producer, originally from Manchester, England.[1] He is known especially for his work as part of the Virus Syndicate,[2] including MCs Goldfinger and Nika D, which he produces and provides instrumental tracks for, and his fusion of both genres.[3]

Discography

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Albums

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  • Copyright Laws (2006)
  • One Way (2004)
  • Contagious

Singles

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  • "Fight", Terro Rhythm (2003)
  • "Plodder" / "Blair Witch", Contagious (2004)
  • "Bones"/ "Steppa Delights" (2007)
  • "Tectonic Plates 02", with DQ1 (2006)
  • "Get Out Clause" / "Infection", Earwax (2008)
  • "Magnetic Device" / "Revolution 909", Earwax (2008)
  • "Killzone" / "Tunnel Form", Contagious (2009)
  • "X-Tatik" / "Moving Toad", Contagious (2009)
  • "Feel Loved" / "Frank", Contagious (2009)
  • "Last Drop", Eight FX (2009)
  • "Trouble Shoot", Dark Circles (2009)
  • "The Electrician" / "Move Your Soul", Contagious (2009)
  • "Summer Rain" / "Sick Tonight", Dark Circles (2010)
  • "Going Down", Studio Rockers (2010)
  • "Dirty Dubstep Music" / "Let Me Hear You", Hench (2010)
  • "Bo" / "Rapapampam", Hench (2011)
  • "Cardiac Arrest", Eight FX (2010)
  • "Ready For Love" / "Rat Trap", Planet Mu (2007)
  • "Stardust" / "Daywalker", Planet Mu (2007)
  • "iLOVE", Eight FX (2011)
  • "Infection", Earwax (2010)
  • "Magnetic Device" / "Revolution 909", Earwax (2007)
  • "Murderation", Get Darker (2011)
  • "Drop Bass" / "Judgement", Hench (2012)
  • "Sizzler" / "Thriller", Play Me (2010)
  • "Gangster Ride" / "Make A Move", Trouble N Bass (2012)
  • "Download The World", Wheel N Deal (2011)
  • "Inna", Profound Audio (2012)
  • "Stand N Deliver", Profound Audio (2013)
  • "Mek Money", Dirty Dutch (2012)
  • "Dancefloor", Dim Mak (2013)
  • "Ayah Bass - Virus Syndicate", Midication (2012)
  • "Empire EP" - Tyke (2007)
  • "I Got Too" feat Sizzla, Contagious (2007)
  • "Renegade" feat Virus Syndicate, Midication (2013)
  • "My Money", Midication (2013)
  • "Badman" feat Doctor, Midication (2013)
  • "Deeper Than You" feat Jamakabi, Midication (2013)

Remixes

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  • "Electric Flower - The Melvins" Scion Audio (2010)
  • "Basshead - Bassnectar" Warp (2008)
  • "Up in Here - DMX" X Rated (2012)
  • "Coming Back" - Bluey Robinson Sony (2012)
  • "Turn Around - Connor Maynard feat Neyo" Sony (2012)
  • "Not All About The Money - Timberland and Timato" Sony (2012)
  • "Too Good To Lose" Rebecca Ferguson Sony (2012)
  • "Curtain Call - Aiden Grimshaw" Sony (2012)
  • "Do It Different - Platnum" Sony (2012)
  • "Seven Nation Army - Marcus Collins" Sony (2012)
  • "Super Hero - Chingy" (2012)
  • "Bust 'Em Out - Eptic feat Virus Syndicate" Never Say Die (2013)

References

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  1. ↑ "planet mu · MRK1". Planet.mu. Retrieved 6 July 2020.
  2. ↑ "MRK1: Sound of Contagious | CD review". The Guardian. 22 April 2010. Retrieved 6 July 2020.
  3. ↑ Considine, Clare (14 August 2015). "How MC Bugzy Malone put Manchester on the grime map". The Guardian. Retrieved 6 July 2020.
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