Gonna be joining my friends from Mister Kick for a freewheeling night of music at Keegan Ales on Saturday, July 22nd at 9pm.
To make it even sweeter, we’ll be joined by my longtime friend and guitar genius Dave Fields for the night. So this one’s going to be a barnburner.
You can find the Facebook event here.
So those of you who have been following the Born Wired Indiegogo campaign know that the fine folks from MJC Ironworks have kindly offered custom sets of strings for the campaign.
And just today, the first prototype for the tin that will contain the strings is done!
How cool is this? (click to enlarge)
If you want a set of these, you’ll have to contribute to the campaign. 🙂
Visit the site here: http://fundbornwired.com
The folks at IndieBandGuru just posted a really lovely review of Born Wired:
“Imagine it’s the first day out of school and you need that one song to set you over the edge. Well, Mark Marshall made plenty of em. The album is jam-packed with neck-grooving drums and head-banging chord progressions. Each song gives you another reason to let loose and it’s hard not to take him up on his offer.
It’s the type of music to make you sneak out to. The type to make you break your own rules.
The type you definitely won’t listen to just once.”
You can read the whole review here.
Wow… just… well, wow.
The Born Wired crowdfunding campaign is trending at Indiegogo, and is featured in their Arts & Film collection.
And we’ve just met 30% of the funding.
So very grateful.
Mark Marshall uses MJC Ironworks strings and
PreSonus Studio One Recording Software
