Arcando, the stage name of Dutch producer Marc Bandecchi, shifted his focus to drum and bass in 2024, blending the genre with dance music. His releases have appeared on STMPD RCRDS, DnB Allstars, Monstercat, NCS, Proximity Music and Future Generation. Earlier, he explored future bass and chill trap while resisting being confined to one genre. He has said that listening to music on SoundCloud, YouTube and Spotify, as well as collaborating with other producers, inspires him. His 2014 single Anaconda came out on Wood Records.
In 2024, Martin Garrix played Arcando’s drum-and-bass remix of Alok and The Chainsmokers’ Jungle at Ultra Miami, bringing the track to wider attention. That year, Arcando joined Felix Samuel for the Monstercat single Ignite and worked with Felix Samuel and VLUARR on Ascend for STMPD RCRDS. His single Don’t Tell Me came out on Future Generation, while Buss Back, made with Hachi Day, was released through DnB Allstars.
Arcando collaborated with Martin Garrix and Bonn on Set Me Free, released with Bonn on STMPD RCRDS in 2025, and with Pirapus on the Monstercat single Ultrasound. He also made official remixes of Jax Jones and Zoe Wees’s Never Be Lonely and Tom Walker’s Head Underwater. In 2025, he released Lost Tonight with Kanine on UKF. His 2026 releases include Wide Awake with Sam Harper on Monstercat, Hold Me In Heaven with Andromedik and Raphaella on Tomorrowland Music, and Release Me with Charlotte Haining on Monstercat. He also made the Love Me Again (Again) (Arcando Remix) with John Newman for D.A.P. Limited.
Arcando played at Le Trabendo in May 2026, followed by Wiesen Extended in August and fabric in September. Earlier that year, he performed at Nobel and Luxor Live. His collaboration with Maestro Harrell on Boa gave him the opportunity to release music on Armada Trice. He has also named his Trap Nation remix of The Chainsmokers and his single No More among his proudest career moments.
