MAKUCH
About MAKUCH
Mark spent decades writing songs in borrowed hours—late nights at the kitchen table after the kids were asleep, wee hours before the chaos began. Now he's stepping out to share music that's been quietly building in notebooks and voice memos for years, offering the wisdom and perspective that comes from living long enough to know what matters most. Raised on the storytelling of Harry Chapin and Bob Dylan, the warmth of James Taylor and Cat Stevens, Mark's sound draws from folk and rock traditions. Canadian icons like Bruce Cockburn's poetic depth, Gordon Lightfoot's narrative craft, and Joni Mitchell's honesty run through his veins. The Tragically Hip's spirit, Ron Sexsmith's vulnerability, and Barenaked Ladies' wordplay all left their mark. His debut "Ten-Speed Bike" explores that moment when you think you see someone from your past—unlocking memories of sneaking out, stolen moments under stars, racing home at dawn when the world felt infinite and a bike was your ticket to it all.
Mark spent decades writing songs in borrowed hours—late nights at the kitchen table after the kids were asleep, wee hours before the chaos began. Now he's stepping out to share music that's been quietly building in notebooks and voice memos for years, offering the wisdom and perspective that comes from living long enough to know what matters most. Raised on the storytelling of Harry Chapin and Bob Dylan, the warmth of James Taylor and Cat Stevens, Mark's sound draws from folk and rock traditions. Canadian icons like Bruce Cockburn's poetic depth, Gordon Lightfoot's narrative craft, and Joni Mitchell's honesty run through his veins. The Tragically Hip's spirit, Ron Sexsmith's vulnerability, and Barenaked Ladies' wordplay all left their mark. His debut "Ten-Speed Bike" explores that moment when you think you see someone from your past—unlocking memories of sneaking out, stolen moments under stars, racing home at dawn when the world felt infinite and a bike was your ticket to it all.