DJ playing music at a colorful event.

At the age of 21, Marshal began DJ-ing on London's underground scene and progressed to exclusive members clubs.


Whilst Resident at the Ministry of Sound's ViP Lounge, 

Funky Buddha and Vendome in Mayfair, he began hosting

 private  penthouse events at The Mayfair Hotel.


Muhammed Ali, Emma Bunton (Spice Girls), 

Janet Jackson, Mickey Rourke, 

Shaznay Lewis (All Saints), cricket legend

 Brian Lara and Hollywood movie Director 

Oliver Stone are amongst the A-lister's who request his services.



Phuket became his full time home in 2019, where he focused on developing his unique London sound specifically for Phuket's 

beach clubs & private yacht charters.


His highlight to date is being asked to DJ for HRH Princess of Thailand at The Intercontinental Hotel on NYE 2020.



BLUES & SOUL MAGAZINE

Marshal is a London DJ in the truest sense, with an innate ability to read any crowd. 

His DJ sets journey through multiple genres, which he knits together seamlessly.


" DJ-ing & having a passion for all music genres was instrumental in me landing my

 dream job as an A&R Director for Big Life Records, who managed George Michael, 

The Verve, Snow Patrol & Lisa Stansfield " 


" We secured the UK licensing deal & released

De La Soul, Naughty By Nature & K7.

They became the first Rap Artists to 

achieve top ten chart success in the UK."


He then signed the first British RnB Boy Band - Damage, to Big Life Records. They attained 11 top ten hit singles & went on to sell over 3 million records worldwide. 

TIME OUT MAGAZINE 


After Big Life Records, you became an Executive Producer 

& set up Canned Heat Management, how's that going? 


" Really well...my first Artist 2Play had 3 hit singles

 and won a MOBO Award for best song " 


" I have a great Producer / Songwriter, Mushtaq. 

He's currently in the studio with 

Amy [Winehouse] and finished an album 

with his idol Terry Hall from The Specials "


" I'm now Managing Damage and we've just 

signed them to EMI Records. 

When your band is invited to perform one of 

Michael Jackson's songs in front of him, you 

know they're doing something right "