Songs of loss and hope. Songs that make you smile. Songs about love and life...

Mark Weber writes emotronic, groovetastic pop songs about loss and hope. He also covers classic pop-jazz tunes--usually love songs--from the 1920s-1960s. In addition, he seeks out talented singers and musicians to share with you on this channel, which celebrates music.

Weber has interviewed some 700 artists in the past decade, including Mary J. Blige, John Tesh, Charlie Daniels, and Dionne Warwick. His articles have appeared in places like The National Enquirer and Gospel Today.

Since 2006, at the urging of his dad, a vibraphone player/drummer, Weber has performed at over 125 venues for literally thousands of people with his band, Uptown. He enjoys singing different styles, including pop, jazz and even Christmas music. A highlight of his singing career? Being a back-up singer for Kenny Loggins. In 2008, Weber came up with the concept Christmas In Spanglish where he and fellow recording artist Johnny Juarez did a series of Christmas concerts combining holiday tunes in both English and Spanish. These live concerts were quite a hit in both the U.S. and Canada.

Weber is currently in the studio with producer Joe Secchiaroli (The Reign of Kindo, This Day & Age, More Than Me), creating an extraordinary pop music album of diverse, original material.