Well, Marko was good as a young DJ in years of 1996-1998 when he used to play solid techno, but after that he brought shit called tech-house to Serbia and from that point on, good techno was gone. That was in 1999. Nowadays he's spinning everything from latin house to so-called techno but just to keep something going, as theres no more enthusiasm nor positive thinking throughoutly on Serbian techno scene.
Of course, as a producer he's nil.

He's good dj, but he's 26 & there are 18 year old dj kids playing 10 times better & more "modern" then him. He has moved him self towards production which bring him to widder audiencies, but again nothing special to offer. Every record he makes is forgotten after 3 weeks. Doing nothing for music, especially after the return of the evil dick ninja on RL...

This guy is NOT best Dj from Serbia, but he's the only one with recorded tunes. His DJ sets was very hard and technicaly very good. Serbian party people likes this kind of party and Marko was supported by this bunch. But, unfortenatelly, when Marko cross over the ex-yu border, he become a soft tech-house DJ, just like the others European techno artist. Now, there no soul and nrg from this young guy. Milos Pavlovic, and Dejan Milicevic, Marko's partners from TTP are the better DJs, with honest feeling for hard techno and in this moment, they are the best in Serbia.
Marko's record, Devil in my pants, is good produced, but this is not a picture of his sets, and musical orientation. Anyway, Marko's DJ sets is probably not one of these you'll be remember a long time.

This guy is fucking unbelievable!!! You've gotz to see (hear) this to believe this. He has a hard and heavy driving sound that is unprecidented. I've had the opportunity to check out his stets in various clubs throughout Serbia and even though his style of music is not neccessarrily the type that fascinates me, his style of performance cerainly does. His mixes on 3 decks run seamlessly and without any fuckups. He is a true professional in every meaning of the word. Even though he well aware of his skillz, he is well grounded and keeps his head out of the clouds. When it comes down to it he is a simple man who's truly KEEPING IT REAL. Fame and fortune are not the driving forces behind his motivation, it's rather the love for music that keeps him movin' on. The only people who don't like him are those who envy him, they're simply playa hating. He deserves at least one chance by everybody, so check him out if you get a chance to. If you get a chance to know him, he is a truly kind human being, but when you hear him mix, you'll think he's not from this planet.
PS. Keep in mind that these comments come from a break-beat and hip-hop fanatic.

Certainly the best dj from serbia and balkan.people love his hard sets on 3 decks.it's pitty that the europe hasn't given him a real chance to prove himself.he loves working with marco carola and he is the main reason why carola and others come to belgrade.two marko's make the best line up i have heard.i hope he will start spinning records all over the world because he's not just good dj but also a great person.

23 years old DJ from Yugoslavia.He started spinnin when he was 16.It all began in his uncle vinyl shop.He is a member of Techno Teenage Punks(TTP) with other two Dj's Milos Pavlovic -Dejan Milicevic(by my opinion he is a better dj than Nastic,Deki will be a big name one day thats for shoure).Nastic is also very good Dj he had a thousands of bookings all over the Europe(Valkana Beach,Berlin,Zagreb all over Yugoslavia.And by the way he is one of the hardest Dj's I have ever listened.Once when Umek and Nastic were playing together,Umek called Markos style "Teszka Mashinerija"-which means Hard Machinery-and from then Marko always brings name "Teszka Mashinerija"-