Not long after meeting success as a dj, in 2003, he decided to start producing tracks and remixes in his prefered style: Trance. So he learned to produce and was quickly developing his own sound till 2004, when he saw himself forced to take a hiatus from his music career, but at the end of that year returned to the scene with a show at Radio Sunshine Live Hire & Fire (92% Hire) and focused on dedicating to what he is most passionate about, music. This marked the re-start and way up of his career, playing lots of gigs at different locations around the world, algonside artists such as Paul van Dyk, Ronski Speed, Talla2XLC, Pressureheads, Niels van Gogh, Tom Nakamura, Melanie di Tria, Nathalie de Borah, and many more. His popularity has been on a fast rise since then, hosting a sucessful radioshow since 2007 aired on Beatnight.at, Globalbase.fm, Decksharks.fm, Trancesonic.fm, Projectradio.us. In 2009 reached the 314th place at the popular site The DJ List, one year later he received a special award from the DJ Mag and TrackItDown DJ Top 100 voting poll.

In the meantime, Marc continued to work on his own music and for 2008 ended up achieving enough experience to start working as a DJing & Producing Trainer at Europe's biggest DJ School: Vibra. Also managed to get his first releases under the name 'Plastic Illusion' along with Melodic Cuture, and as of 2011 landed his first releases as Marc van Gale, a remix for Armin van Buuren's classic track 'Serenity' released under World 2 Media, and his single 'Far Away' featuring the professional guitarist Jens S. under Only Trance Records, which has been already supported by many top artists like Giuseppe Ottaviani, Daniel Kandi, Pedro Del Mar, Der Mystik, Suzy Solar, Tamerlan & Djons, and even more

Fastly growing as an integral artist, and always looking forward to deliver top quality trance music, Marc van Gale's tracks and DJ mixes are set to rock dancefloors all around the globe, watch out, you may find yourself listening to them soon either in clubs, festivals or radio stations.