Documenting the Work, Continuing the Culture

I had the opportunity to spend time with Wide Angle Youth Media, who are currently documenting my experience as a Folklife Apprenticeship Grant recipient through the Maryland State Arts Council. Being able to reflect on the work while it is actively unfolding is a different kind of feeling. It brings a deeper awareness to the process and the purpose behind it.

This experience has allowed me to grow not only as a producer, but as a mentor. While I continue to develop my approach to Baltimore Club Music production and arrangement, I am also passing that knowledge on to my mentee, Dcember Moon. That exchange is important. It is how the culture continues to move forward while staying connected to its roots.

Baltimore Club Music has always been about community, energy, and shared knowledge. Being in a position to contribute to that lineage in a meaningful way is something I take seriously.

Appreciation to Kariz Marcel and Blakwater Studios for the hospitality and for providing space to do this work the right way.

Watch Bmore Mighty At The 27th Annual Maryland Film Festival

In a city fueled by grit and boundless creativity, music producer Marquis Gasque, known as Mighty Mark, leads the charge to preserve and elevate Baltimore club music, a genre that echoes the heartbeat of its people. Through over a decade of archival footage capturing Mark and other artists rising in the scene, this documentary follows Mighty Mark as he balances his role as a family man, artist, and community leader. Alongside fellow Baltimore club figures, including producer TT the Artist, Dcember Moon, singer Rodney Hollywood, dancer TSU Terry, and filmmaker Larry Whaddup, Mark reveals how the genre has saved lives and united a city. Featuring stories of resilience and passion, this film explores how one man’s vision is inspiring the next generation to carry forward Baltimore’s unique sound and culture Showing This April 10th and April 12th At The Maryland Film Festival

Watch The Trailer Here

MIGHTY MARK RETURNS TO HIS BMORE CLUB ROOTS WITH WATCH ME ROCK AND ORANGE WAX

Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about where this all started.

Not the industry side. Not the strategy. Just the music.

That’s what led me to these two new releases, Watch Me Rock and Orange Wax. Two club music projects that feel like a return to form. A reset. A reminder of what people came to know Mighty Mark for in the first place.

Baltimore Club Music. Raw. Direct. Unfiltered.

No gimmicks. No elaborate rollout plans. No overthinking.

Just the music, straight to the people.

You can purchase both projects directly via Bandcamp or stream via your preferred DSP

Mighty Mark Returns To The 2026 Dream Big Celebration At Lyric Baltimore

Lyric Baltimore’s Dream Big Contest is an annual competition for Baltimore City and Baltimore County students in grades 5th-12th that invites them to submit creative works reflecting their dreams for a better world.

Students can submit an original poem, essay, video, musical composition, or artwork. The contest promotes creative thinking and problem-solving around real-life challenges. Deadline is 2/27.

Top finalists, called “Visionaries,” present their work at the Dream Big Celebration on March 24, 2026, at 7 pm at Lyric Baltimore. Visionaries, Dreamers, and Strivers receive cash prizes and awards. The Dream Big Contest is part of Lyric Baltimore’s education department’s mission to support the voice and agency of Greater Baltimore youth.

Photos Courtesy of @sinocardiae

From Baltimore to the World: Breaking Down My Track “Roll Call”

I’m excited to share my latest video from Class Is In Session with Spittcam University, where I break down one of my most iconic tracks: “Roll Call.” This video isn’t just about the beat — it’s a behind-the-scenes look at how the track came together, the culture behind it, and how it reached audiences around the world.

What makes “Roll Call” special is its journey from Baltimore’s club scene to international stages:

  • The track first gained global attention when it was featured in a Lucozade advertising campaign, pairing Baltimore Club energy with dancers and athletes in a commercial that reached audiences worldwide.

  • After that, “Roll Call” hit another milestone: it was featured in Fortnite, where players could buy the track’s emote and perform the signature Baltimore dances — from the Cherry Hill to Crazy Legs — bringing the city’s sound and movement to gamers across the globe. (WMAR2 News)

In the breakdown, I walk through:

  • The inspiration behind the track

  • How I crafted the beat, rhythm, and energy

  • What makes Baltimore Club music unique and why authenticity is key when a track reaches global audiences

For me, seeing “Roll Call” move from local dance floors to international ad campaigns and Fortnite is surreal — it’s proof of how Baltimore Club music resonates far beyond the city. As a DJ and producer, these moments remind me why it’s so important to stay true to the sound and energy that our community created.

Whether you’re a producer, DJ, or fan of high-energy music, this breakdown is a glimpse into how Baltimore Club works — from the studio to the world stage.

Mighty Mark Lights Up the Under Armour Holiday Classic in Baltimore

I had an incredible time DJing the Under Armour Baltimore Holiday Classic at the Under Armour Brand House on the Baltimore Peninsula. The event was full of holiday spirit, music, and community energy, making it one of my favorite gigs of the season. (underarmourevents.com)

From the moment the doors opened, the atmosphere was electric. Families, friends, and holiday shoppers came together to enjoy festive activities, giveaways, and a high-energy soundtrack to accompany their day. Guests could decorate cookies, customize hot chocolate, snap photos in holiday setups, and even receive exclusive gifts like UA holiday ornaments and Baltimore-themed totes with their purchases. The event also supported a toy and coat drive, letting the community give back while celebrating.

What made the day even more special was sharing the stage with RunItUp Jordan and MC Uncle Grandpa. Jordan’s artistry and Uncle Grandpa’s hype kept the crowd moving, dancing, and smiling throughout my set. Their energy, combined with the holiday festivities, helped create an interactive, communal vibe that brought the Under Armour Holiday Classic to life.

As a DJ, it’s always a highlight to see people of all ages connect through music and movement. Whether it was kids showing off their dance moves, families enjoying the atmosphere, or attendees grooving while shopping, the energy never dropped — and being part of that is why I love what I do.

Big thanks to Under Armour for putting together such an immersive holiday experience, to my collaborators RunItUp Jordan and MC Uncle Grandpa, and to everyone who came out to celebrate with us. If you were there, you know the energy was fire — and if you missed it, check out the video recap to see what went down.

Stay tuned for more live sets, community events, and moments that bring Baltimore’s music, culture, and festive energy to life.

🎥 Watch the recap from the event here