Background
My special relationship with creating music began at the age of 6 by learning to play the drums and my passion for creativity continued by learning a number of other instruments into my early teens. At the age of 14, I was awarded a music scholarship in percussion and with electronic music growing in popularity in the 80's, I went on to learn keyboards and study music technology in my spare time.​
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In the late 80's, I co-wrote my first melodic instrumental works for a cartoon project with a member from the UK pop group "Babakota" that was marketed to broadcast media. After that project, I began to write and produce my music catalogue around electronic house music and breakbeat with underlying influences from fusion, hip-hop, funk, jazz and electronic music.
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In the nineties, I worked with a range of talented producers and artists and managed to have music played on Sky Television and co-wrote and co-produced a white label remix that reached number 1 in the London Uptown Independent Dance Music Charts.
My remixing continued in the nineties working with artist managers such as Tom Watkins where I wrote and co-produced 3 remixes for his North and South Opus project. Other projects on spec included a remix project for East 17 along with 2 remix projects for Peter Andre via Alchemy Music Management.​ After a dynamic journey working in the Music Industry, I started a family and my career took a new direction.​​
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​​In 2024 (thirty years years on) and with my music passion still burning bright, I decided to return to the studio, invest in myself and start composing, song-writing, producing and building my catalogue in my spare time with a view to promoting my material for management, label and publishing interest and licensing.
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I have always seen music as medicine for the mind and soul for everyone. Not only can it help enable self reflection, but also enable us to self heal and navigate us through challenging times. It also brings people together through it's own unique message and not many languages can do that so easily.
As a strong advocate for promoting the support of mental health, I hope you enjoy any of my music and it also helps you get through any challenges that we all can face in life.
The free gift of melody whether it may be vocal or instrumental is something we have all been given to appreciate.
Embrace it!
Mark x
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