Carl Louis & Martin Danielle feat. Max C - I See (A Thing Called Love) (Original Mix).

Martin is a young creative soul and represents one half of the music duo Carl Louis & Martin Danielle;Carl Louis & Martin Danielle are two young talented producers from the suburbs of Oslo, Norway. They were both music lovers at a very young age and have been producing since they were teenagers. After discovering that their music had merit, they decided to pursue their dream.Carl & Martins professional career launched at the end of 2008 when they signed their first remix with US based label Feljai Music, but it wasn’t until 2010 did their music gain much reputation by the industry. Their single "The Message", signed to Rising Music gained massive support from Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso, Tiesto, Chris Lake, Dirty South, Max Vangeli and Kim Fai. It peaked 10th at the Beatport top 100 house chart. 2010 also saw the release of the single "I See", featuring the amazing vocalist Max C, which gained a lot of radio play in Norway.

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Carl Louis & Martin Danielle - The Message (Muzzaik Edit)

Muzzaik, House music project of DJs and producers Danny L (Daniel Dalmady) and Sullivan (Zsolt Milichovszki), was formed in 2002. The idea behind this fusion of two talented hungarian artists was to realize their musical visions and ideas together and create something new. After a short period of time they gained national and international success and got well spotted by some big names in the buisness...In the begining of their career their sound was deeper and darker but expanded in the last years to a broader spectrum of House. They still aim to create something unique no matter if its deep and funky or tribal and banging. Due to their sound and talent Muzzaik were given the opportunity to produce on some of the most famous labels in the buisness. They worked together with Grammy award winner Roger Sanchez (including many releases on his own label Stealth Records), heads of the label Stereo Productions Chus & Ceballos, the danish DJ and producer Noir, Pacha NY resident DJ and producer Exacta, Ultra Nate, Chab, Tiger Stripes and many more. In 2006, their tune entitled 'You Can Turn Me On' reached number eight on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Playlist. 

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Carl Louis & Martin Danielle vs. Berget Lewis - A Deeper Message (Purple Shade Mashup) HOT!!!

Carl Louis & Martin Danielle are two young talented producers from the suburbs of Oslo, Norway. They were both music lovers at a very young age and have been producing since they were teenagers. After discovering that their music had merit, they decided to pursue their dream. Carl & Martins professional career launched at the end of 2008 when they signed their first remix with US based label Feljai Music, but it wasn’t until 2010 did their music gain much reputation by the industry. Their single "The Message", signed to Rising Music gained massive support from Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso, Tiesto, Chris Lake and Kim Fai. It peaked 10th at the Beatport top 100 house chart. 2010 also saw the release of the single "I See", featuring the amazing vocalist Max C, which gained a lot of radio play in Norway.Carl & Martin combines an old school house vibe with modern "Big Room" sound. Their tracks are filled with strong melodies and lots of energy!!! The music they create is suitable for club/festival environments, as well as the radio.A comparison has been drawn between them and Axwells’ style of music, something the boys treasure very highly as he was one of the many reasons they became drawn to house music. But for Carl & Martin, it's not just about house music; they see other genres such as hiphop, electronica, indie, as great sources of inspiration. Currently, Carl Louis & Martin Danielle are active DJ’s and producers; they can be seen around many hotspots in Oslo. But they are not bound by their home turf; Carl & Martin have also been given the privilege of sharing their music internationally in cities such as Geneve, New York, Miami WMC, Aspen, and Marbella. 

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