To see him live and hear this soulful voice, to see the ease at which he can control and deliver on stage, speaks volumes for the future of this creative, young songwriter and performer.

Marshall Dane
Biography

Summer 2009

From the beginning, music has been both an inspiration and salvation for Marshall Dane. Born in St. Catharines, Ontario, he was raised the son of a preacher man and a god-fearing woman. Fueled by a solid foundation of Sunday family jamborees and the musical influence of Cat Stevens and Kenny Rogers, Marshall went out at age 15 and solicited his first resident house gig. It was his own soulful blend of rootsy rock music that won over the crowd.

A few years later, settling in Toronto, Marshall started making his mark as an accomplished singer-songwriter. Writing, recording and gigging full-time became a way of life. In 2003 Marshall released the first of two albums, the self-produced 35 Dollars & Cheesecake, then in 2006 released Weapons of the Future, produced by Brian Allen (Former A&R Attic Records / Heart; Producer: Haywire; Lee Aaron).

As word caught on of this dynamic new vocalist, Marshall started earning radio play and commercial work and built ongoing demand for over 300 shows annually. In 2008, Marshalls relentless drive won him the acclaimed Best Live Electric Band at the Toronto Independent Music Awards.

Currently working on his highly anticipated third album, Marshall has been co-writing with Nashvilles Music Row songwriters like Jason Matthews, Willie Mack and Tim Taylor, as well as Canadas own Paul Brandt. Marshalls recent level of success has been a long time coming but as hell tell you, the joy is always in the journey.

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