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Who Is Behind The Marshmello Moniker That Everyone Is Talking About?

March 14, 2015 By Tyler Almodovar

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Who is this very special Marshmello fellow? He/she has a sense of humor (see below), makes music that resides within the realm of instrumental/trap and uses samples that can resonate with a mass audience.

Everyone thinks I’m someone else…In reality I’m just a gluten fucking free marshmello you guys

— marshmello (@marshmellomusic) March 7, 2015

Marshmello’s productions are crisp and have quickly gained the support of Mad Decent and Buygore along with acts like DJ Snake. It’s widely believed that Marshmello is side-project, but the WhiteRaverRafting team isn’t buying it. Could this just be an insanely well planned marketing technique – it’s not like we haven’t seen something like this done before.

Regardless, at the end of the day the Marshmello has us talking while his/her fan base is seemingly growing bigger and bigger by the second. What matters though is that the music that Marshmello produces is something that we can all get down to.

Tracks like “FinD Me” and “WroNg” offer gritty baselines, uplifting melodies and samples that when combined offer a sound that’s familar in some sense, but just different enough to catch our attention and keep our interest.

People Are Talking…

Who actually knows @marshmellomusic where’d she/he come from? So many questions so little time — 007 Dena (@DenaWee) March 14, 2015

Scooping all of @marshmellomusic free downloads on @soundcloud before he blows up and acts like he don’t know nobody #FindMe — Tony Danza (@Polish__Rocket) March 14, 2015

Who is @marshmellomusic ?! — 007 Dena (@DenaWee) March 14, 2015

Marshmello has to be a side project of someone. He is on the mad decent boat party lineup already with 5 songs out lmao — DetroitEDMFamily (@DetroitEDMFam) March 12, 2015

Marshmello’s Music:

Marshmello’s catalogue is rapidly growing as he/she has released five free tracks in just eleven days. The good news: it doesn’t look like the free releases will stop anytime soon.