noun.
1. 28-year old male musician.
2. A saxophone player whose performance has benefited from a partial university education.
3. An insecure young person who knows they sound too much like popular saxophonists from the 90s.
4. Alternative artist composing experimental minimalist music. (It's not true of course, but if I'm not a little pretentious I wouldn't be a real musician right?)
5. Someone who spends too much time singing Les Miserables in the shower.
6. Amateur photographer.
Bio:
Mark Henderson is a saxophone player whose creative career seemed to begin and end with a single called Eclipse in the late spring of 2013. Perhaps his output was limited because he felt for some time that his narrow focus on one instrument severely hindered his ability to create music channeling what he wanted to express. He never came up with a reasonable solution to the problem and coasted for some years. In a relatively recent answer to this, he began forming a group of musicians and getting them on board for the production of the untitled album he planned to release in its entirety at the beginning of summer 2016. However, in lieu of his inability to keep a cohesive group longer than a few sessions (he puts onions in everything, it's very off-putting), Mark participated in a one-man revolt against the notion of being a team-player and became the tyrannical overlord of his own studio. The album was cancelled, and from its ashes began to grow the curious musings of a man who lived most of his life buried somewhere inside the caverns of his own mind.
Born: 1987, Sacramento California
Death: Some timely date.
Present work: Caregiver, video editor, landscaper, musician.
Present location: Salt Lake City, Utah.
Future location: Heaven, I hope.
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