UCMK (Marc Kinchen)
MK (real name Marc Kinchen), is a renowned record producer and DJ hailing from Detroit. With over 3 billion global streams and 7 Platinum-certified singles to his name, he is considered one of the first superstars of house music. MK’s early hits such as “Burning”, “Always” and “4You” helped define the deeper shade of US house and have influenced producers worldwide. His 2025 hit single "Dior" (ft. Chrystal) became a viral sensation and gained him his first UK #1 since his iconic rework of "Look Right Through" by Storm Queen topped the charts in 2014. This paved the way for a series of multi-platinum records, including "17", "Piece of Me", "Back & Forth" and unforgettable collaborations; the fan-driven record “Rhyme Dust” with Dom Dolla went #1 at US Dance Radio and Beatport and earned him an ARIA Award, while “Asking” with Sonny Fodera & Clementine Douglas peaked at #7 and spent 16 weeks in the UK Top 20.
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MK (real name Marc Kinchen), is a renowned record producer and DJ hailing from Detroit. With over 3 billion global streams and 7 Platinum-certified singles to his name, he is considered one of the first superstars of house music. MK’s early hits such as “Burning”, “Always” and “4You” helped define the deeper shade of US house and have influenced producers worldwide. His 2025 hit single "Dior" (ft. Chrystal) became a viral sensation and gained him his first UK #1 since his iconic rework of "Look Right Through" by Storm Queen topped the charts in 2014. This paved the way for a series of multi-platinum records, including "17", "Piece of Me", "Back & Forth" and unforgettable collaborations; the fan-driven record “Rhyme Dust” with Dom Dolla went #1 at US Dance Radio and Beatport and earned him an ARIA Award, while “Asking” with Sonny Fodera & Clementine Douglas peaked at #7 and spent 16 weeks in the UK Top 20.