Marc consciously avoided being a "Depeche Mode copy," instead focusing on high-quality production that mixes retro synths with sophisticated, layered rhythms.
The tracks range from catchy, upbeat refrains to dark, futuristic, and orchestral-ambient soundscapes.
: An upbeat track that received an official music video . Felix Marc - Parallel World
The album consists of 12 tracks, including notable standouts:
: A fan favorite that showcases Marc's signature melodic style. Marc consciously avoided being a "Depeche Mode copy,"
The album's title and central concept revolve around "thought-up worlds and thought-up dreams," questioning the dualities of life and the "inaccuracies" that make reality feel like something we choose to either live or dream up. Much of the emotional weight behind the record stems from Marc's personal history; he wrote the album following a period of psychological therapy where he coped with the discovery that he had been adopted as a baby.
: A cover of the 1987 INXS hit, which Marc decided to record after hearing it on the radio and wanting to capture that "perfect moment". The album consists of 12 tracks, including notable
: The title track closes the album on a softer, nostalgic note featuring piano lines that provide a "goodbye" feeling. Full Tracklist Moscow Paris Opposite Sides Life Is Porn Fields Of Grey Modern Talking The Garden of Delight Mystify (INXS Cover) Parallel World