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Lover, Please - 2024 remix

from 62 by Mark Marshall

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This song had probably the most bizarre inception of any I’ve ever written. Back in 2009, I was watching a movie called “The Final Cut” with Robin Williams… there’s a scene where he is about to enter a shop, and this big-band-y orchestra is just starting a swell (music by Brian Tyler) - and it cuts off fairly abruptly. I literally jumped up and said “I know just where that music was about to go!” - dashed into the studio and audio-jotted down the part of Lover, Please where the strings bend down at about the 30-second mark. It was off to the races from there. I initially had a guitar playing the solo part, and also tried a keyboard sax for it - but while I loved the part - it needed real AIR. Erik Lawrence to the rescue once again. Probably the most sultry thing I’ve ever written.

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from 62, released January 21, 2024

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Mark Marshall Kingston, New York

Like the other areas of Mark’s life, the music he makes is chameleon-like: wildly diverse, meticulously crafted songs that range from radio-ready pop to hard rock, piano-driven ballads to soundtrack-ish instrumentals, futuristic funk-jazz to clubby techno dance.

“I just want people to feel something when they hear my music...To get as much joy and emotion from it as I felt when I was making it.” ... more

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