Mark Landragin

Based in London, Mark Landragin has been developing a career since the late 2000s centered on club trance, balancing peak-time formats, melodic textures and progressive energy. He first came to attention in 2007 when he reached the final of The Gallery DJ Competition at Turnmills, a milestone that led to gigs across the UK and internationally — including Ibiza, Tokyo, the Netherlands, Germany and Canada — as well as appearances at London institutions such as Ministry of Sound and Fabric. His name also features on bills and nights like Cream at Amnesia, The Warehouse Project in Manchester, Digital Society in Leeds and AgeHa in Japan. In 2011 Mark Landragin helped launch Trance Sanctuary in London, becoming both resident and co-organiser and thereby establishing a long-term presence within the British trance scene. On the production side, he has released tracks and remixes supported by genre figures such as Armin van Buuren, Above & Beyond, Paul Oakenfold, Aly & Fila and Solarstone — notably the track "Boom or Bust" and a remix produced with James Rae for Red Carpet's "Alright".