MP3 Marc Barnhill - Blue Time
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Lyrical singer-songwriter introspection, "a tuneful blend of acoustic folk and bouncy pop with atmospheric arrangements."
12 MP3 Songs
POP: Folky Pop, FOLK: Folk Pop
Details:
Marc Barnhill's debut CD, BLUE TIME, is an album about grieving for the past and salvaging wrecked possibilities. The songs are a tuneful blend of acoustic folk and bouncy pop with atmospheric arrangements; lyrically, they evoke images of childhood's legacy, trauma and depression, love lost and found, complex relationships and personal revelation. Psychological musings share space with literary references, while a playful humor runs through even the darker pieces. The result is a mix of energetic mood explorations and quiet intensity, harmonic and haunting.
Born in Brooklyn, New York, and growing up "between the Boardwalk and the Verrazano Bridge," Marc Barnhill was an avid Beatles fan at the age of nine and a belated classic-rock teen. In the 1980s, he wrote poetry and simultaneously found his musical tastes drifting toward the introspective "singer-songwriter" genre. Citing such artists as James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, David Wilcox, Sting, Tracy Chapman, Indigo Girls, Nick Drake, and Jules Shear as major influences, he began writing music in the late 1980s and collaborated with brother Scott on a collection of guitar tracks called CLOUDY SKIES.
In the early 1990s Marc was instrumental in the formation (and later the dissolution) of the rock band Fall Out, serving as occasional lyricist and backing vocalist. Other side projects included writing and singing duty for poststructuralist concept band Ontology and experimental funk duo Urbal T.
Marc became an English teacher in 1993 and over the next decade worked at CUNY community colleges, New York University, and alternative high schools (including The Bronx Guild , which he co-founded). Meanwhile, he was writing songs that combined literary craftsmanship with personal exploration. Many of the songs written during this period were recorded as the CHASING AFTER demos and promptly shelved.
After performing live with Joey Figgiani at New York City's now-defunct Psychic Cafe in 2002, Marc began work on his debut solo album, BLUE TIME, which was completed in November 2003 and independently released in 2004. In addition to his participation in weekly open-mic events, Marc has performed at such venues as CBGB, The Four-Faced Liar, and The Bitter End.
Marc is currently working on his second album, CIRCLES OF SURPRISE, which is scheduled to be released in 2005. He lives in Manhattan with two cats.
12 MP3 Songs
POP: Folky Pop, FOLK: Folk Pop
Details:
Marc Barnhill's debut CD, BLUE TIME, is an album about grieving for the past and salvaging wrecked possibilities. The songs are a tuneful blend of acoustic folk and bouncy pop with atmospheric arrangements; lyrically, they evoke images of childhood's legacy, trauma and depression, love lost and found, complex relationships and personal revelation. Psychological musings share space with literary references, while a playful humor runs through even the darker pieces. The result is a mix of energetic mood explorations and quiet intensity, harmonic and haunting.
Born in Brooklyn, New York, and growing up "between the Boardwalk and the Verrazano Bridge," Marc Barnhill was an avid Beatles fan at the age of nine and a belated classic-rock teen. In the 1980s, he wrote poetry and simultaneously found his musical tastes drifting toward the introspective "singer-songwriter" genre. Citing such artists as James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, David Wilcox, Sting, Tracy Chapman, Indigo Girls, Nick Drake, and Jules Shear as major influences, he began writing music in the late 1980s and collaborated with brother Scott on a collection of guitar tracks called CLOUDY SKIES.
In the early 1990s Marc was instrumental in the formation (and later the dissolution) of the rock band Fall Out, serving as occasional lyricist and backing vocalist. Other side projects included writing and singing duty for poststructuralist concept band Ontology and experimental funk duo Urbal T.
Marc became an English teacher in 1993 and over the next decade worked at CUNY community colleges, New York University, and alternative high schools (including The Bronx Guild , which he co-founded). Meanwhile, he was writing songs that combined literary craftsmanship with personal exploration. Many of the songs written during this period were recorded as the CHASING AFTER demos and promptly shelved.
After performing live with Joey Figgiani at New York City's now-defunct Psychic Cafe in 2002, Marc began work on his debut solo album, BLUE TIME, which was completed in November 2003 and independently released in 2004. In addition to his participation in weekly open-mic events, Marc has performed at such venues as CBGB, The Four-Faced Liar, and The Bitter End.
Marc is currently working on his second album, CIRCLES OF SURPRISE, which is scheduled to be released in 2005. He lives in Manhattan with two cats.
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