There are multiple artists on Last.fm with the name 'Marlo'.

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The first is an Electronic/Trance/Progressive Australian DJ MaRLo
Record labels: Spinnin, Armada, Flashover, Blackhole

Dutch born DJ and producer MaRLo who now calls Australia home, is a exciting and creative Producer/DJ.
The MaRLo sound is a signature blend of hands in the air moments with tech infused beats, encompassing influences of Trance, Techno, Tech-House and a mish mash of various other chunky sounds. MaRLo is not one to be pigeon holed, and his DJ sets can only be described as the "MaRLo sound".

MaRLo's studio trickery has seen him sign productions to trance super-labels such as Armada, Spinnin Records, Blackhole recordings, Flashover and many more.
Most impressively, his remix of Ferry Corsten- Brainbox is a dance floor destroyer and has been played by Ferry Corsten in every set since its release.
MaRLo's productions are always diverse, with no track sounding like the last, MaRLo has been able to gain a large and loyal fan base who are always ready to be surprised by his latest release. This diversity was recognised by world famous "Cirque du Soleil" when they asked him to produce and perform his own interpretation of their music at the massive Uitmarkt festival in Amsterdam. MaRLo's productions receive highly coveted respect and recognition, featuring on popular TV shows, reaching high rotation on FM radio stations and scoring Tune of the Month in "Mixmag", "DJ Mag" and "Tillate" for his track "MaRLo feat Kristen Marlo - Is it Real".

MaRLo tracks frequent the Beatport charts and are played by Armin van Buuren, Tiesto, Markus Schulz, Sander van Doorn, Ferry Corsten and many more.

As a DJ, MaRLo's sets echo the diversity of his releases and are heavily filled with his own productions. In 2010 he was voted Australia's #2 Trance DJ and asked to mix the Ministry of Sound Trance Nation vol 2 CD, which included a 14 date tour of sold out events. He has had the honour of playing to thousands of people from across the world at events such as Sensation, Trance Energy (Holland and Australia). Creamfields, Gatecrasher, Slinky, Godskitchen and many more.

Not your typical trance producer, MaRLo brings something fresh to the world of electronic music. With his achievements to date, a solid list of upcoming releases, collaborations, international gigs and a radio show in the works, it looks like there are no signs of things slowing down for the energetic MaRLo.
Dutch born DJ and producer MaRLo who now calls Australia home, is a exciting and creative Producer/DJ.
The MaRLo sound is a signature blend of hands in the air moments with tech infused beats, encompassing influences of Trance, Techno, Tech-House and a mish mash of various other chunky sounds. MaRLo is not one to be pigeon holed, and his DJ sets can only be described as the "MaRLo sound".

MaRLo's studio trickery has seen him sign productions to trance super-labels such as Armada, Spinnin Records, Blackhole recordings, Flashover and many more.
Most impressively, his remix of Ferry Corsten- Brainbox is a dance floor destroyer and has been played by Ferry Corsten in every set since its release.
MaRLo's productions are always diverse, with no track sounding like the last, MaRLo has been able to gain a large and loyal fan base who are always ready to be surprised by his latest release. This diversity was recognised by world famous "Cirque du Soleil" when they asked him to produce and perform his own interpretation of their music at the massive Uitmarkt festival in Amsterdam. MaRLo's productions receive highly coveted respect and recognition, featuring on popular TV shows, reaching high rotation on FM radio stations and scoring Tune of the Month in "Mixmag", "DJ Mag" and "Tillate" for his track "MaRLo feat Kristen Marlo - Is it Real".

MaRLo tracks frequent the Beatport charts and are played by Armin van Buuren, Tiesto, Markus Schulz, Sander van Doorn, Ferry Corsten and many more.

As a DJ, MaRLo's sets echo the diversity of his releases and are heavily filled with his own productions. In 2010 he was voted Australia's #2 Trance DJ and asked to mix the Ministry of Sound Trance Nation vol 2 CD, which included a 14 date tour of sold out events. He has had the honour of playing to thousands of people from across the world at events such as Sensation, Trance Energy (Holland and Australia). Creamfields, Gatecrasher, Slinky, Godskitchen and many more.

Not your typical trance producer, MaRLo brings something fresh to the world of electronic music. With his achievements to date, a solid list of upcoming releases, collaborations, international gigs and a radio show in the works, it looks like there are no signs of things slowing down for the energetic MaRLo

Website
http://www.marlomusic.com
http://www.youtube.com/marlotv
http://www.facebook.com/marlomusic
http://www.twitter.com/dj_marlo
http://www.myspace.com/djmarlo

The second band 'Marlo' is a band from Washington State known for their Indie/Electronica sound. There are two members of Marlo, Danny VanHollebeke and Timmy Hudson. Their latest (and only) album is known as "Secrets of the Universe". Their songs include Diamond Smuggling, Alone and Honored Out, 22, Earth Suit, and Mr. F. Their music can be found at www.myspace.com/marlo.

The third is most famous for being in the video "Freestyler" by Bomfunk MC's. He is a talented DJ, drummer, actor and model who comes from Finland, Marlo Snellman a.k.a. Okta. Tracks: Dust.

Anything Goes
Marlo Lyrics

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T-shirt made by Louis (Louis)
Soon as I do it they do it (do it, yeah)
Running through the money like there
Ain't nothing to it
I know I say it all the time
But I ain't gonna do it 762's
Don't start everything goes on my block
Bad vibes in my archive

New Rolls Royce I don't drive

Chanel belt drip (drip)
FN extended clip (clip)
Mike Amiri's fit, yeah
Codeine take a sip (sip)
I got in my bag I ain't coming out
I still having bags I ain't running out
Sometimes I have thoughts then I have doubts
Then I go hard and it work out
Taking these perc's down I need to chill
Used to be a couple thousand now an M
I'm making moves with her with no film
I know she gotta go and tell her friend
Tryna give them the ball but
They ain't gonna get it
They don't even wanna try cause
They see us winning
Got the homie on trial I just hope he win it
I've been killing these niggas, Lord
I'm a sinner

T-shirt made by Louis (Louis)
Soon as I do it they do it (do it, yeah)
Running through the money like there
Ain't nothing to it
I know I say it all the time
But I ain't gonna do it 762's
Don't start everything goes on my block
Bad vibes in my archive
New Rolls Royce I don't drive

Same clothes for a week straight
Me and Baby stacking this cheesecake
Anything on my block
Off white made me a rock star (off white)
Still fucking with them hotboys
Running from cop cars (fuck 12)
And when we started to rap we
Knew shit would to pop off (Lets Go)
Amiri Jeans rock the skinny fit
Marlo Keep it real as shit
Name another nigga as real is this
Take care of the family how real it get
223 that's supposed to 762's
And I'm still fucking the baddest bitch

T-shirt made by Louis (Louis)
Soon as I do it they do it (do it, yeah)
Running through the money like there
Ain't nothing to it
He'll say it all the time but
He ain't gonna do it 762's
Don't start everything goes on my block

Bad vibes in my archive
New Rolls Royce I don't drive

Overall Meaning

In the first verse of the song "Anything Goes," Marlo brags about his wealth and success. He mentions his expensive clothing, including a T-shirt made by luxury brand Louis Vuitton, and his collection of firearms. He then goes on to assert his dominance in his neighborhood, where "everything goes" and he is a leader. Despite his bravado, Marlo admits that he sometimes experiences self-doubt but works hard to achieve his goals. The hook of the song repeats the idea that Marlo is constantly making money and that he sets the trend for others to follow.

The second verse of the song continues the theme of Marlo's success and prosperity. He boasts about his designer clothes, including a belt from Chanel and jeans from Amiri, and his fondness for codeine. Marlo talks about his resolve to keep working and making money, despite the temptation to slow down and relax. He also mentions his loyalty to his friends and family, and his willingness to protect them at any cost, even if it means resorting to violence. The verse ends with Marlo bragging about his sexual conquests.

Overall, "Anything Goes" is a typical trap song that glorifies wealth, guns, drugs, and violence. Marlo uses his lyrics to project an image of himself as a successful and powerful figure, but also shows glimpses of vulnerability and self-awareness. The song's title suggests an attitude of reckless abandon and disregard for the rules, which is fitting for a genre of music that often celebrates social deviance.

Line by Line Meaning

T-shirt made by Louis (Louis)
I'm wearing a Louis Vuitton T-shirt, which is a signal of my wealth and fashion status.

Soon as I do it they do it (do it, yeah)
People copy my moves and style as soon as I show it to the world.

Running through the money like there Ain't nothing to it
I'm making a lot of money so fast that it seems effortless and easy.

I know I say it all the time But I ain't gonna do it 762's
I frequently talk about using a certain kind of gun, but I won't actually use it.

Don't start everything goes on my block Bad vibes in my archive
There's always something happening on my block, and I keep track of the negativity and danger to protect myself.

New Rolls Royce I don't drive
I own a new Rolls Royce but prefer not to drive it to avoid attracting attention.

Chanel belt drip (drip) FN extended clip (clip) Mike Amiri's fit, yeah Codeine take a sip (sip)
I'm wearing a trendy belt by Chanel, carrying a firearm with an extended clip, dressed in a stylish outfit by designer Mike Amiri, and occasionally drinking codeine for pleasure or personal reasons.

I got in my bag I ain't coming out I still having bags I ain't running out
I'm making a lot of money and will continue to do so, as I have more opportunities to earn money in the future.

Sometimes I have thoughts then I have doubts Then I go hard and it work out
I sometimes question myself and my abilities, but I push through and work hard, which leads to success.

Taking these perc's down I need to chill Used to be a couple thousand now an M I'm making moves with her with no film I know she gotta go and tell her friend
I'm taking strong painkillers, which I need to slow down on. I used to have a smaller amount of money, but I now have millions. I'm making moves with a woman, but we're doing it privately so there's no public evidence. I know she'll tell her friend anyway.

Tryna give them the ball but They ain't gonna get it They don't even wanna try cause They see us winning Got the homie on trial I just hope he win it I've been killing these niggas, Lord I'm a sinner
I'm trying to give other people opportunities to succeed, but they're not taking them. They don't even want to compete because they know I'm already winning. My friend is in legal trouble, and I hope he comes out of it okay. I've been figuratively killing my competition, and feel guilty about it because it's sinful.

Same clothes for a week straight Me and Baby stacking this cheesecake Anything on my block Off white made me a rock star (off white) Still fucking with them hotboys Running from cop cars (fuck 12) And when we started to rap we Knew shit would to pop off (Lets Go) Amiri Jeans rock the skinny fit Marlo Keep it real as shit Name another nigga as real is this Take care of the family how real it get 223 that's supposed to 762's And I'm still fucking the baddest bitch
I've been wearing the same clothes for seven days straight because I haven't had time to do laundry. My friend Baby and I are accumulating a lot of money. There's a lot of danger and action on my block. Wearing Off-White clothing has given me a celebrity status. I'm still involved with a group of guys that attract trouble and have gotten into chases with the police. When we started rapping, we knew it would become big. I prefer wearing Amiri Jeans because of how they fit. I keep it real and straightforward, and challenge anyone to compare. I take my family responsibilities seriously. While 223 caliber guns are supposed to be better than 762's, I still have the latter and am still having sex with a very attractive woman.

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Songtrust Ave, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: COLE PORTER

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