MKBREAKS is the breakbeat project of Marc Cuenca Tamayo, tied to Algeciras, in Cádiz. His SoundCloud profile is labelled MKBREAKS — Algeciras, Cádiz, and the older account path is marc-cuenca-tamayo. Qobuz files the catalogue under MKBREAKS and lists Marc Cuenca and Marc Cuenca Tamayo on the composition credits. The civil name is therefore given as credited, not as a guess from a username alone.
The first public activity documented under this alias is from 2025. That is not a claim that the work began that year; it is the earliest trail found. In March 2025 he posted ONLY MK V2 on SoundCloud, tagged as breakbeat — a long mix that shows selection and mixing, without a confirmed club bill under the exact MKBREAKS name. The first clear commercial release located is Favela, issued on 19 September 2025 by Warriors Beat Return.
The rest of 2025 is a first batch. Qobuz lists Favela, Slide, JANEIRO, REGGAE REESE, 2006' and Give Me All Your Reasons. Some of those titles are self-releases; others already sit with labels. Give Me All Your Reasons came out on 23 December 2025 under MKBREAKS; Apple Music files it as Breakbeat.
2026 is when the catalogue opens on a regular Spanish breaks circuit. Confirmed titles include System on Warriors Beat Return (14 January); Nitro on Frequency Fusion Records; Busy; Alien Head on Warriors Beat Return (6 March); Kill N MK on Space Pizza Records (20 March); All I Need Is You 25 on Sound Perfect Breakz Records : New School; Back It on Frequency Fusion (8 April); Bullterrier on Frequency Fusion (24 April); Alien Head (Sekret Chadow Remix) on Warriors Beat Return (5 June); Reaper in June–July; Roll White on Samay Records in July; and Check Out on Frequency Fusion (8 July). Where store dates disagree, the Beatport or label date is preferred over later distribution listings.
The imprints matter more than any single single. Beside the first self-releases as MKBREAKS, the 2026 run sits on Warriors Beat Return, Frequency Fusion Records, Space Pizza Records, Sound Perfect Breakz Records and Samay Records.
The professional catalogue is not a general electronic output that happens to include a breaks cut. Beatport files the main titles — Kill N MK, Back It, System, Alien Head, Bullterrier, Roll White, Check Out — as Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass.
Alien Head is the first title with a measurable store trail. It appeared in Best New Bass / UK Bass lists in March 2026, registered specialist-chart movement on Warriors Beat Return, and the label later commissioned Sekret Chadow's remix, issued on 5 June. That sequence is more useful than a generic description of bass pressure: a 2026 cut that circulated and then earned an official remix.
MKBREAKS is therefore a Cádiz producer with documented public work from 2025 and a rapidly widening 2026 discography inside the Spanish breakbeat labels — not a generalist, and not a name whose story starts only at Back It or Roll White.