BOUNCE 027 Marvin Nguyen “MARVelous Session 3”

by | Jun 23, 2010 | PODCASTS

Bounce is happy to bring you Marvin Nguyen, a Richmond Dj that shares his love for music in everything he does. Here he hits us up with his 3rd installment of MARVelous Sessions….


Bounce is happy to bring you Marvin Nguyen, a Richmond Dj that shares his love for music in everything he does. Here he hits us up with his 3rd installment of MARVelous Sessions….

Tastemakers Reinhold and Jennings bring you BOUNCE, our showcase of the best in local and regional deejays sets. PLF/RVA – working on bringing you the newest sounds from all over! For all the information you need email john@rvamag.com.

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BOUNCE 027 Marvin Nguyen “MARVelous Session 3”

Message from Marvin:

True House music is indeed about love. Giving love, making love, being in love, losing love, love dancing. House is a feeling and that feeling is love.

I am captivated by loving vocals and energetic melodic sounds. Inspired by djs such as Armin Van Buuren, Erick morillo,Avicii, Laidback Luke, Deadmau5, Axwell, the list can keep going but i’ll stop there. My first electronic scene was back in 04′ when Club FUR had their grand opening in D.C. Paul Van Dyk was their headliner. Ever since that day, electronic music took its turn on me and changed my perspective towards “energetic sounds.” 6 years later, friends gave me the name djMArv. Electro and progressive are my sound, it is upbeat and energetic, mixed with vocals that will marinate the crowd and then slamming basslines for fist pumping action. I believe house music is a wonderful way of listening to beautiful sounds, starting from giving love to making love then falling in love as well as losing love. Then there are people who love dancing. I dj because i share all of those, i let them hear what it feels like to own that sense, the ability to feel it when i play a track. House music is our feeling, and our feelings are best shared through loud speakers for happy feets.

*TO DOWNLOAD mix save on this link: MARV

MARVelous Sessions #3
House, Tech House, Progressive
72:08 Mins

—Tracklisting—
1) Jason Herd – I Feel Good (Juan Kidd Remix)
2) Abel The Kid, Javi Reina & Raul Ortiz – In My Eyes (Erick Morillo & Abel The Kid Remix)
3) ATB – Let U Go (Alex Astero & Evan Sax Club Mix)
4) Marcos Rodriguez vs. Chris Lake, Lys & Riva Starr – La Tromba Mueve (Michael Brun & Nicholas Fombrun Bootleg)
5) Adrien Mezsi – Take My Love (Adrien Mezsi Vocal Bootleg)
6) Deejane Angel D. – Come On Nightflight (David Puentez WMC 2010 Bootleg Mix)
7) DJ Rose – Take Me Higher (Nicky Romero Remix)
8) Swedish House Mafia – Number one (Extended)
9) Christian Alvarez feat. Jo’Leon Davenue – Hands In The Air (The Good Guys Remix)
10) Eddie Le Funk – The Beginning (Original Mix)
11) Hardsoul & Mitch Crown – NRG (David Penn Remix)
12) The Hoxtons feat. Sam Solace – Vicious Fever (State Of Play Remix)
13) South West Beats feat. Jon Junior – Closer (Dabruck & Klein Vocal Mix)

John Reinhold

John Reinhold

John Reinhold is currently CXO of Inkwell Ventures Inc. which owns and operates RVA Magazine and GayRVA. Also, he is a deejay with PLF, husband and father to a couple of great kids.




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