Raised in Southern California with the now notoriously known motley crew called Desert Hearts, Marbs, an artistic kid, was primarily influenced by legends like Pink Floyd and Tool, while also listening to underground hip hop, reggae, and rock, displaying his no holds barred love for all genres from an early age. Flash forward to San Francisco's Love Fest, art cars roaming the city, house music spilling from speakers, and Marbs’ musical tastes were forever changed thanks to ruler of the house music game and party guru, Lee Burridge. After years of djing the San Diego, LA, and Burning Man party circuits, the Desert Hearts crew took it upon themselves to throw their own kind of party. One built on love, acceptance, and strictly, House and Techno, their 2012 one time gathering of 200 people in the Mojave has turned into one of the most talked about and adored boutique festivals in the US....

Rinzen showcases the confidence of a seasoned techno maven. Rinzen builds a melange of techno, progressive, and house influences into something entirely his own. Despite being in the infancy of the project, US producer Rinzen is already staking a claim for one of the most exciting new artists to come out of the West Coast. Rinzen's debut EP 'Forbidden City' is a sonic exploration of human depth.