Remady

Marc Würgler, publicly known as Remady, was born on December 12, 1977, in Zurich, Switzerland. He commenced his musical career under various aliases, initially as Player & Remady, and later as Remady P&R, before settling on the simpler moniker Remady. His early work laid the foundation for his distinct sound, characterized by house, electro house, and UK garage genres. These initial projects allowed him to explore different production techniques and develop the style that would later gain him wider recognition.

His career significantly progressed with the release of his album “No Superstar (The Album)” in 2010. This album marked a turning point, featuring hit singles such as “Give Me a Sign” and “No Superstar,” which earned him an NRJ music award and charted in Switzerland and France. Following this success, Remady continued to release music, including the albums “The Original” in 2012 and “1+1=3” in 2015. He notably collaborated with singer Emanuel “Manu-L” Gut extensively, eventually forming the duo Remady & Manu-L. Their joint efforts produced several successful tracks and expanded their presence in the electronic music landscape. Remady consistently maintained a presence in the Swiss charts, with singles like “Single Ladies” (2012) reaching the number one position.

Throughout his active years since 1998, Remady has consistently demonstrated his commitment to music production and performance. He has released numerous singles and albums under labels such as Phonag Records and Happy Music (FR). His discography includes tracks like “Do It on My Own” featuring Craig David and “Save Your Heart,” which solidified his standing in the European dance music scene. His work has been recognized not only through chart performance but also through various music releases and compilation features, illustrating a sustained and productive career in the music industry.