Biography
Marc Vision (real name: Marc Wollenschein) began his record collection at the early age of 6. His parents supported him with the gift of a Mixer and, as you guessed it, the mixing began! Even back then, during school, he became the school DJ. By the end of the 80’s he was playing regularly at parties, through which he became popular.
He put on Vinyl himself at School Age and was also influenced by Electronic Bands like Depeche Mode and more
Shortly afterwards, he made his first steps as a DJ into the Cologne Club Scene. It was at this time that he decided to make a change for his future, by making his hobby to his career. Marc had the chance to play at a small Club named Warehouse at a Birthday Party. Shortly afterwards he became a Resident DJ in the legendary Index at Wellerswist near Cologne.
At the Event Sonderlü he was also Resident Dj in the early Years and the same in a Club in Mönchengladbach.
He knew he had really made it in 1996, when he became a permanent Resident DJ in the renowned Tribehouse Club (now 102) in Neuss, at the Kiesgrube in Neuss and the legendary Dorian Gray (last 1,5 Years) in Frankfurt and Ibiza. From this point on, he played with the Big Global DJs Carl Cox, Sven Väth and many more…in Europe, Asien, South America. Since then, he is a popular DJ and Producer in the Electronic Music and Scene.
Producing was the next logical step. This results in over 70 Releases, worked on and compiled by many talented Producers (Marc' o Tool, Franco Lemon, Chame, Canedy, Criss Source, F. Riga… and further). The newest Production appears on the well-known Pour La Vie Music & Eisenwaren. Also many Productions, new Releases and a lot of Remixes were made with another Project named Vision & Source. Under Marc Vision, Vision & Canedy, Vision&Source, VITA, Visiontool. he has also launched some productions on the Market. You will be seeing and hearing much more from this Guy in the near Future, so stay tuned!
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