MARRS

A one-off collaboration between members of Colourbox and A R Kane, best known for the 1987 single "Pump Up the Volume", noted for its pioneering use of sampling in British house.

Their only record was released in 1987. MARRS is an acronym of the project members' names. "Pump Up the Volume" uses numerous samples (including Public Enemy and Ofra Haza) and was released in multiple formats/versions (lacquer for discos, 12-inch, remix, 7-inch derived from the remix, and CD-single).

MARRS were a one-off collaboration between members of Colourbox and A R Kane. Their 1987 single "Pump Up the Volume" is cited as a milestone of nascent British house and early sample-based music. The track heavily uses samples (Public Enemy, Ofra Haza and others) and exists in multiple versions/remixes.

For:Fans of early British house, sample-based music, 1980s dance and electronic scenes.