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Mario Più is a DJ and producer from Livorno, Italy. He has a passion for motorcycles—especially Harley Davidsons—but his love for music is so strong that it became his profession. Mario is a seasoned DJ who has maintained a presence on the European music scene for over a decade. His distinctive sound has evolved over time, spanning techno, house, and electronic music.

Mario is one of the renowned DJs from Tuscany who significantly contributed to the Italian techno scene, performing at iconic venues such as Insomnia and BXR Superclub. Some of his greatest hits include Mas Experience, No Name (a collaboration with Mauro Picotto), Dedicated, and tracks with More such as All I Need, Sexy Rhythm, and 4Ever With Me. Another notable release is Communication (Somebody Answer The Phone), a track featuring GSM cellular interference that topped the Italian charts, was remixed by Yomanda, and eventually reached #5 on the UK sales charts.

Among his other releases are Arabian Pleasure (with Mauro Picotto) and a remix of DJ Taucher’s Science Fiction. After tracks like Techno Harmony, Armonia Divina, and Questions (released under the pseudonym M-Plus), Mario produced Love Game and Matrix, both featuring vocals by Principe Maurice. He enjoys collaborating with other DJs as well; his partnership with Fabio MC produced the double hit single Invaders/Away.

In 2001, Mario reached #54 in DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs. In the UK, several influential magazines dubbed him “The Italian Fatboy Slim” due to his extraordinary creativity. His music is celebrated both in Italy and abroad, and he regularly performs at major events in England, Germany, the Netherlands, and Switzerland.

Outside of work, Mario describes himself as a calm person who enjoys sleeping, relaxing, and listening to music beyond just techno. While he plays at the most important clubs across Europe and South America, he expresses a desire to remix a track by an artist he admires. Some of his recent singles include Devotion – C’era Una Volta Il West (a remake of an Ennio Morricone classic), Incanto per Ginevra, and Champs Élysées.

His single, I Don’t Want To Come Back, released on his own Fahrenheit label, was co-produced and remixed by Andrea “Bucci Bag” Doria. This track is also licensed to the French label Hot Banana for the UK, featuring a remix by Kiko & Gino and being played by Pete Tong on his Buzz Chart. Fahrenheit was founded to support Mario’s personal sound, focusing exclusively on electronic music and avoiding “cheesy” labels.

In 2005, he launched the Mas Experience music publishing and a new label, Richter. The first release was Tragically Lucid, conceived by journalist Riccardo Sada and co-produced and remixed by Andrea Doria, featuring vocals by British singer Lid Russel Bass. Mario also released a remix of Steve Lawler’s That Sound and compiled the second Matrix Club compilation, Electronic Experience, and the Metempsicosi Compilation. That year, he returned to DJ Mag’s Top 100, ranking #38.

Subsequent releases included Moskow Diskow (a remake of Telex’s hit), Hal 9000 on Fahrenheit, and The House Carpenter/The Bedroom Carpenter with the Fetish Motel crew on Metempsicosi Music. The tenth Fahrenheit release was Isla Bonita by Mario Più, Ricky Fobis & Lady Brian. Other notable projects include No Name Again with Loaded, and Big Sucker, High Performance, Ultracustom, and Cantada with Alex Catalani & Claudio Maura.

In 2009, Mario won the Trend Magazine Award as Italy’s Best DJ Producer. In 2011, he and the Metempsicosi team participated in the feature film Mezzanottemezzogiorno, directed by Andrea Bertini.

Mario Più continues to be a driving force in the European electronic music scene. In 2019, he released a new single, P1ano, on Mauro Picotto’s label Alchemy, and remixed Picotto’s track Advantage. In 2022, he reached Beatport’s top ten with the remake of his own single Serendipity 2.0 (David Nimmo Remix) on the Nocturnal Night label, where he continues to release music.

In 2025, he released Vector with Sergio Marini on Beenoise Records and still continues to run his label Fahrenheit Music, focusing solely on electronic sounds while staying independent from mainstream compromises.