Andrew Marks

Artist Information

Biography

Andrew Marks is a singer/songwriter originally from Syracuse, New York. Currently located in Rochester, Andrew has been playing local coffee shops and colleges. He currently has a five song EP available and is continuing to work on a full length album. Visit his website www.andrewmarksmusic.com to view all his upcoming shows.

Instrumentation

Andrew Marks - vocals/guitar/piano

Discography

The Breakdown EP - 2007

1. Feeling Better
2. In this For You
3. Lovers and Fighters
4. Stop This Now
5. Breakdown

Official Website

http://andrewmarksmusic.com

Audio

• Never A Sound
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• Breakdown
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• Lovers and Fighters
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Lyrics

• Breakdown
• Feeling Better
• Lovers and Fighters

Video

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Press

• Bands of the Month: September 2007 [+ Show ]
  

  Who: Andrew Marks What: A singer-songwriter that creates heartfelt lyrics that really make you st...Who: Andrew Marks
  
  What: A singer-songwriter that creates heartfelt lyrics that really make you stop and listen.
  
  On the Web: andrewmarksmusic.com
  
  Sounds Like: John Mayer and James Blunt
  
  Stand Out Single: “Breakdown”
  
  Grade: A
  
  Reviewed by: Deborah Singer

• MVCC Performance [+ Show ]
  

  "Andrew's performance at Mohawk Valley Community College's first Acoustic Cafe' series was brilliant..."Andrew's performance at Mohawk Valley Community College's first Acoustic Cafe' series was brilliant. An amazing guitarist and songwriter. The students were thrilled!" - MVCC Coordinator of Events

• The Five Easy Pieces: An evening of music at Daily Perks [+ Show ]
  

  "The evening began with Andrew Marks, a songwriter recently emigrated (if such can be said) to Roche..."The evening began with Andrew Marks, a songwriter recently emigrated (if such can be said) to Rochester from Syracuse and playing this newly-minted Rochester coffee house circuit. His is a straight-ahead modern pop acoustic sound, but with intelligently written songs and solid construction enough to make you wonder why there isn’t better writing on the national level. One song I found particularly compelling was the one he wrote about a childhood friend who had gone on to live in Arizona, but then unexpectedly passed in a car accident. I didn’t catch the name of the song, and perhaps he didn’t say it, but he refrain that stuck with me was “Now you’re a flower.” It was a genuinely thoughtful treatment of unexpected loss." - Thomas Belknap

Setlist

Originals:

Feeling Better
In this For You
Alone
Lovers and Fighters
Stop This Now
Breakdown
Brand New You
Never A Sound
The Bright Life
Heavy

Covers include: Matt Nathanson, Pete Schmidt, Howie Day, Our Lady Peace, The Verve, Damien Rice, Jeff Buckley

Basic Requirements

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