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OurVinyl presents @mikomarksmusic performing at Sometimes Studios in Nashville, TN. The original songs performed are:

00:00 Feel Like Going Home
04:42 Ancestors
09:06 Peace of Mind
15:21 Lay Your Burdens Down

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🔎 Miko Marks:
After living what seems to be multiple lives over, Miko Marks has finally come into the life she was born to live. Her life as a Black woman in country and roots music is only a small part of the story. As she readies her latest album, Feel like Going Home, for release (October 14, 2022 via Redtone Records), it’s beyond time to dig deeper.

Miko was born in Flint, Michigan by a single mother who raised her to fight for equal rights for all. Her mother would protest on a local level in their town and would travel to Detroit for larger demonstrations. This impacted Miko greatly as she grew and was pivotal in Miko finding her own voice. Her mother would spend nights working 3rd shift at the automotive factory, while Miko’s grandmother would watch over her, helping raise her for most of her young life. For Miko, the women in her life were of utmost importance to her and their hopes and dreams for her were cautiously optimistic while being pragmatic due to the barriers they faced in their own lifetime.

After over a decade-long hiatus, with no grand vision of success, Miko recorded a few songs with some bandmates (Justin Phipps & Steve Wyreman). That collection of songs became “Our Country” & it was released on Justin’s small non-profit record label, Redtone Records. They enlisted the help of Brooklyn Basement Records to take it to market. Due to the success of “Our Country” they put out an EP of covers 6 months later called “Race Records” which shined a light on the arbitrary divisions forced upon artists and audiences in the early days of music marketing in the 1940s. Her unique sound deftly blends country, blues, southern rock and even gospel to create a sound and experience that has literally brought every audience to its feet. This new sound along with her warm and soulful spirit catapulted her into a community of change..

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🔎 About OurVinyl:
OurVinyl films creative live performances with both emerging and established musicians. Artists we've worked with include Tyler Childers, St. Paul and The Broken Bones, Ed Sheeran, Trevor Hall, Allen Stone, Dispatch, and Donavon Frankenreiter. We strive to push the production envelope by filming artists in unique settings that complement the music while capturing studio quality audio regardless of the setting. It’s all live, all one take, no punching in, no autotune, no cheating. Just high energy and true authenticity.

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🎬Credits:
Director: Josh Kranich
Editor, Producer: Tom Beal
Executive Producer: Amber Christian
Camera Ops: Tom Beal, Craig Hill, Michael Moen, Josh Kranich
Tracking Engineer: Kate Haldrup
Assistant Tracking Engineer: Wolf Robinson
Mixing Engineer: Dylan Alldredge
Mastering Engineer: Kevin Dailey
Photographer: Molly Mantlow
B-Roll & Narrative: Allen Ralph
Production Assistant: Sam Salisbury

🎼Musicians:
Miko Marks - Lead Vocal
Steve Wyreman - Lead Guitar, Background Vocals
Effie Zilch - Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals
Brian Braziel - Drums
Jared Milos - Bass
Jansen Verplank - Electric Piano

🎵Songs: “Feel Like Going Home, Ancestors, Peace of Mind, Lay Your Burdens Down"(Justin Phipps, Steve Wyreman, Miko Marks)

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