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About

Passionate about writing perceptive, insightful songs, Mark Freeman blends folk, country, and jazz to convey a multitude of emotions. His story-telling roots lie in Pennsylvania and Missouri and wind back to Cleveland, Ohio where he currently resides.

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Past is Past

Survival Kit Studios

Produced by Brian Straw

Recorded and mixed by Brian Straw

Mastered by Adam Booze of Cauliflower Audio

Past-Is-Past was written to characterize personal hardship. On the tracklist is a song about a family that cannot stand being away from their mountain home titled Appalachia. The song also features Tara Hanish on cello that gives the song a yearning quality.

Hermit

Electromagnetic Radiation Recorders

Produced by David Childers

Recorded and mixed by Doug Williams and Robert Childers

Mastered by Dave Morris and Robert Childers at Studio B

Produced by David Childers in Winston-Salem, NC Freeman’s second album spotlights indie-rock songs written by both Freeman and Childers, including a song adapted from a poem by James Joyce entitled Eveline.

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Cold Feet

Under the Tree Studios

Produced by Bill Lestock

Recorded and mixed by Bill Lestock

Mastered by Thomas Bethel, Acoustik Music Ltd.

In his first CD, Freeman writes of the fear of three black men during the last US lynching in Marion, IL, about a mother’s feelings as she gives up her son for adoption, and the confusion of a soldier lost in the desert during the Spanish-American war.

“Mark Freeman is not the black soldier who chased Poncho Villa all over Mexico, nor is he a third-generation Irish stone-cutter with too much dust in his lungs…Listen to the songs that he sings, and you’d swear that he’s got some spooky spiritual channel that only he can hear…The husky-voiced Freeman has a knack for writing stories of love, sorrow and adventure.” -Scene Magazine

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