Born and raised and still living in his native Massachusetts, Marc has a broad range of stage and studio experience, including several cover bands. Every few years, he takes the effort to study the piano once again, usually in a different style, or using a different approach, than he has in the past, just to get the “creative juices” flowing. Known primarily as a progressive rock and techno/synth pop keyboardist, Marc has played on over seventy recording projects. Original live bands have included Antarctica (progressive rock), The Fuse (“progressive punk”), Joey Ammo (power pop), Sushi Bar (industrial), Eros Eros (pop rock), 7 South (soul/funk), and Foko (progressive guitar rock).

Marc has owned and operated his own music production company, Marc One Music Productions, since 1992, going fulltime as a producer, composer, and keyboard/midi session man in 1997. He was endorsed as an artist by Korg USA for several years, and has been a member of ASCAP since 1994. His focus on custom programming the sounds he will play on each song makes his presence a valuable enhancement to every project he works on. This is nowhere truer than with El Kapitan.

"There's no doubt that a session I did with Kirk and Amasa out in a Santa Barbara studio a few years ago laid the groundwork for this project. It doesn't resemble it much, but the few improvised keyboard tracks I put on some of his songs made me realize that there was a real common ground between us…”

“El Kapitan is about musical exploration and communicating emotions in a very direct way, whether those emotions are positive and relaxing, or aggressive and physical. When we apply rules, we tend to be creative, even with THEM. This is how we arrived at “Retroscape” from our much more invasive previous recordings. We decided it was time to take a deep breath and relax a little.”