After getting into the New England rave scene in the late ’90s, and it didn’t take long before I was hooked — especially by the darker, heavier sounds of drum & bass. In 2000, I bought my first set of turntables and started building what became a massive record collection.

Spinning under the name Marshall Law, I cut my teeth at house parties and small underground gatherings, eventually becoming a regular in the regional scene. Over the years, I shared lineups with artists from all over the world, always drawn to the energy, precision, and raw power of drum & bass.

While I explored other styles along the way, drum & bass remained my foundation — and minimal dubstep soon became another key part of my sound.

After a hiatus from the scene, I’m reemerging with a new identity: Subcircuit. The name may be new, but my mission remains the same as it’s always been: to deliver sets that hit with precision, tension, and weight.