Mark Ursa

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The Belgian DJ & producer Mark Ursa caught the virus of House Music in the early 90’s and moved to Ibiza in 1996 where he started his professional career with a weekly residence at the Privilege Ibiza, the biggest club in the world at the time. In 1998, he brought 2,000 vinyl copies of his first track « Welcome to planet Ibiza » to Ibiza, which sold out in less than a month at Delta Disco, and became his first success as a producer. Since 2006, Mark Ursa played in 73 different countries, including all major clubs and festivals whose favorites are Tomorrowland and Ultra Brasil. His favorite show of all time was playing at the terrace at Space Ibiza in the 90s and early 2000s, where there was an atmosphere and a crowd that he has never found again in any club in the world. The largest number of people he played for was at the Salvador carnival in Brazil, in front of more than 2 million people, for eight years in a row.
he has opened concerts for major artists such as Snoop Dog, Pitbull, Gorillaz, Gusttavo Lima,... Living in Ibiza for over 28 years now, he has played in all the island's clubs, including weekly residencies with his own "Mark's Attack" night concept at Space Ibiza, Privilege, Blue Marlin Ibiza, Pacha, Amnesia, Nikki Beach, Tantra,… Mark remixed major artists including Robbie Williams, Akon, Shakira, David Guetta, black Eyed Peas and Bob Sinclar, and reached few Top10 charts around the world and on Beatport.
In 2022, he decided to spend more time in the studio, releasing between 1 and 3 tracks a month. The highlight in 2022 was the track "Ultra Flava" in collaboration with the Brazilian duo Dubdogz on Spinnin Records. More than 15 releases are already scheduled until the end of 2023, including 6 major collaborations. During the pandemic, he wanted to stand out from the other DJs by doing an unique live stream set. He achieved a 51-hour non-stop live stream set, breaking the Guinness World Record and enter in the Guinness Book of Records.
he plans to break 4 new world records by March 2024.