MDK (Morgan David King) Vancouver, British Columbia
Morgan David King (MDK) is a 31-year-old electronic music producer hailing from Vancouver, Canada. He enjoys long walks on the beach, and making weird-ass music for y'all to jam out to.
If you like MDK (Morgan David King), you may also like:
supported by 13 fans who also own “MDK - Infinite”
As far as Teminite's dubstep goodness goes, you can't get much better than this album. Every single song here is an absolute banger in their own right. They range from the saxy satisfaction of State of Mind, to Ascent's euphoric catchiness, to the absolute insanity of Party Time, A New Dawn, and Monster. It's so difficult to choose a favorite when 5 of these could be that favorite. All that aside, go give this dude any support you can. He deserves it all the way for these amazing beats. :>
go to album
supported by 13 fans who also own “MDK - Infinite”
I'm very fond of this album. When I first got into listening music this was banging, and boy it still bangs to this day. I don't know if Teminite's music will stay timeless forver, but I sure do hope it does.
go to album
Super Epic Collection Pack 3! (6 albums, 54 songs!)
by F-777
supported by 12 fans who also own “MDK - Infinite”
6 Albums for the price of one, is a good idea, especially this one, all the tracks are just awesome.
go to album
These three tracks from Shawn Davis strip electronic music down to its bare essence, presenting pointillist synths and icy beats.
go to album
Insert Disk 02
by Game Genie Sokolov
Spacious, sometimes atmospheric, funky—this Montreal artist, who composes for the Sega Genesis, pushes chiptune stylistically.
go to album
Clobbering, nearly industrial bass music with beats as big as the smoldering sun surrounded by charred electronics.
go to album
supported by 11 fans who also own “MDK - Infinite”
Ludicrous Speed immediately caught my attention, as Spaceballs is one of my favourite movies. In combination with Space Battle and Airborne Robot, I was hooked on this album for good. Airborne Robots has to be my favourite though, just because it stays consistently amazing throughout the entire piece.
go to album
