Mark Adamczyk Group
Pretty eclectic, as well as just pretty. We do whatever comes to mind. Sometimes we rock out; other times, we, um, jazz out. All over the map, sometimes without
ahh, but if I describe it, I change it. This time let's leave it as it is.
Independent artist Mark Adamczyk Group drops "one wave", a New Age track on SoundClick. Mark Adamczyk Group demonstrates a clear artistic voice throughout. With a tone that is cinematic, trance and electro, Mark Adamczyk Group's track connects on an emotional level. It has reached number 8 on the main SoundClick World chart. "one wave" brings the energy of Tangerine Dream and Mannheimsteamroller to your project — license this type beat with a royalty-free Creative Commons license on SoundClick.
something I started playing out live this month (August). If it suggests something to you other that splashy waves, that's fine. Don't look at the picture--just a suggestion.
SoundClick artist Mark Adamczyk Group presents "crossing the shoreline", an outstanding release in the Jazz Fusion genre. It provides textures that deepen the overall emotional resonance. With a tone that is cinematic, house and ambient, Mark Adamczyk Group's track connects on an emotional level. "crossing the shoreline" has peaked at number 8 on the SoundClick Jazz Fusion chart. In the style of Tangerine Dream and Mannheimsteamroller, this type-beat track is available to license royalty-free with a Creative Commons license on Mark Adamczyk Group's SoundClick page.
Discover this cinematic, dubstep and synthwave track.
Independent artist Mark Adamczyk Group drops "our dance", a Smooth Jazz track on SoundClick. The song establishes its own world and invites the listener to settle in. With a tone that is cinematic, dubstep and synthwave, Mark Adamczyk Group's track connects on an emotional level. "our dance" has performed across multiple SoundClick charts, reaching #18 in Jazz and #6 in Smooth Jazz. For fans of Tangerine Dream and Mannheimsteamroller looking for something new, Mark Adamczyk Group delivers on SoundClick.
upbeat instrumental, suitable for listening to while driving. I tried it while weeding the garden, definitely a car song!
"driving home by sevens" by Mark Adamczyk Group is a Jazz Fusion production available on SoundClick. It provides textures that deepen the overall emotional resonance. The track creates a listening experience that feels cinematic, downtempo and house. It has charted at #18 on the SoundClick Jazz Fusion chart. Fans and creators alike who love the sound of Tangerine Dream and Mannheimsteamroller can download "driving home by sevens" with a royalty-free Creative Commons license on SoundClick.
Some pieces put specific images into my head. This is not one of those pieces. If you get a specific image, I'd love to hear about it. :-)
Independent artist Mark Adamczyk Group drops "(counter)theme", a New Age track on SoundClick. The track showcases Mark Adamczyk Group's instinct for crafting memorable music. With a tone that is cinematic, ambient and future bass, Mark Adamczyk Group's track connects on an emotional level. "(counter)theme" has peaked at number 4 on the SoundClick New Age chart. In the style of Tangerine Dream and Mannheimsteamroller, this type-beat track is available to license royalty-free with a Creative Commons license on Mark Adamczyk Group's SoundClick page.
Hi, I'm Jay J. Smurch, manager for the band. What do you mean, which band? THIS band, the Mark Adamskiczyk (or however he spells it--what do I look like, a dictionery?) Group. Let me introduce you to the Group. Over here on my left is Blanche. Blanche, say hi to--I'm sorry I didn't catch your name. Oh. Okay, this is Blanche. On her left is Messalina who is holding a screwdriver, although she doesn't really play one. Next over is Alvin, who is our newest member. See, he is still wearing his price tag. (Caveat Emptor) And lastly is, uh, where's Renaldo? Late again? Jeepers! Well, you'll just have to imagine what Renaldo looks like. His loss.
We're new at this so we have no history yet. We _could_ have just made up a history about ourselves, but we take this interview _way_ too seriously to do that. Anyway, like everyone else, we're here to make history, not repeat it! When we DO have some history worth reciting, trust us, you'll be the first to know.
Well, yes, we do. Darn proud of it, too. Even if it's only as music teachers and occasional gigs at the park district. Hey, even Jagger started small. (7 lbs, 6 oz. if memory serves) Anyway, when we do play out, we'll keep you posted, but be advised we'll probably start late--thanks to Renaldo!
We're partial to melodies and to melodious partials. To taking a tune and running with it, often with the pedagogy cops in hot pursuit. Punting the contrapuntal, that's our motto.
Besides the screwdriver Messalina is holding, you mean? Let's see...Comb and tissue paper, tambourine if really necessary, playing cards. Our motto, more or less, is 'less is more'. Oh, and something called Sonar, more or less since before it was called Sonar. (That zennish comment is for all you old-time Sonar users. You know what I'm babbling about.)
Thanks for giving us a listen. Your time is valuable, you spent some of it with us. Gosh, thanks again.