Justin Martin

Justin Martin is a San Francisco-based home DJ and maker whose best songs and remixes have a tendency to end up being low fat, finely melodic, and just a little playful. He debuted using the 2003 solitary “The Sad Piano.” Released on Ben Watt’s Buzzin’ Travel label, performed by Derrick Carter and Pete Tong, and certified by Steve Insect, the solitary got Martin’s documenting profession off to an extraordinary start. Extra singles for Buzzin’ Travel and Utensil had been out by enough time Martin and Claude VonStroke co-founded the Dirtybird label, an shop for both manufacturers’ solo monitors, Martin’s relationship with Christian Martin (as Martin Brothers), and various other artists such as for example Ardalan. Martin’s debut record, Ghettos & Backyards, premiered on Dirtybird in 2012 with brand-new productions, a small number of remixes, and a “remake” of Goldie’s “Kemistry” all area of the plan. A far more collaborative record, Hello Clouds, was released on Dirtybird in 2016. It eventually made an appearance on Billboard’s Best Dance/Digital Albums chart.