Marlon Atari: Berklee Two Track | Connection

This week Two Track features Marlon Atari performing "Stand by Me" by Ben E. King and "TA Little Bit Yours" by JP Saxe. The series theme for the month of September is connection.

Sad bop connoisseur Marlon Atari is a singer-songwriter from East Orange, New Jersey. Drawing from inspiration like John Legend, JP Saxe, and Adele, he strives to deliver emotionally motivated performances and be completely transparent and vulnerable in his lyrics.

Two Track is a music video series designed for Berklee’s YouTube and social media channels that features artists in an intimate setting recorded with only one microphone and continuous camera takes. Each recording session will revolve around a single theme (i.e., connection, love, dreams) that can be expressed by the artist either through their track selection or through a short storytelling segment that will be recorded as part of the performance.

Set list
"Stand by Me" (Ben E. King)
"TA Little Bit Yours" (JP Saxe)

Performers
Marlon Atari - voice: https://www.instagram.com/marlonatari
Raven Moran - guitar: https://www.instagram.com/ravenmoranhtx

Production credits
Jeannie Greeley: video producer, editor
Steffan Hacker: graphics, camera
Andres Gonzalez-Cardona: audio engineer, mix
Jonathan Foo: talent
Jihae Kim: camera

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