Brazilian artist Marian to transport his pure groove sound across the globe this summer
Brazilian DJ and producer Marian is set to bring his groove-driven sound to dancefloors worldwide with a run of international dates this summer.
Brazilian artist Marian is continuing his rise with a series of global performances, building on momentum driven by his stripped-back, groove-led production style. Rooted in Chicago house influences, his sound focuses on rolling basslines, sharp sampling, and percussion-forward rhythms designed for the dancefloor.
That approach has already started to break through internationally. Tracks like “Pakit Ban” and “Swing Bom” have helped position Marian as an emerging name in the scene, with “Swing Bom” becoming part of the Music On season soundtrack at Pacha Ibiza. The exposure has contributed to growing demand, with his music now appearing in sets from Jamie Jones, The Martinez Brothers, Joseph Capriati, and Franky Rizardo.
His releases span several established labels, including Hot Creations, Hottrax, elrow Music, and MVSON. A new solo EP on Deeperfect is also set to mark his next step, continuing to refine a sound that has remained consistent as his audience grows.
This summer run will see Marian perform across South America and Europe, with confirmed dates including April 2 at Dedge Festival in São Paulo, April 25 at After Caposile in Venice, and May 2 at Bassmnt in Madrid. The schedule continues into July and August with appearances at Chilitaste in Santiago, Solart Festival in Gran Canaria, Paradise at UNVRS in Ibiza, and La Petit Plage in Cannes.
The mix of club and festival bookings reflects the flexibility of his sound, which translates across different environments without relying on major stylistic shifts. His sets remain focused on groove and continuity, maintaining steady energy rather than building around high-impact drops.
With a growing international schedule and new music on the way, Marian’s summer tour reflects a clear next step in his trajectory. As his sound reaches more dancefloors, the focus remains on delivering a consistent, groove-led experience built on the elements that have defined his rise so far.




