Based in Edinburgh in Scotland, Mark Millar has been playing the guitar for a long time, taking influence from artists such as Mark Knopfler and JJ Cale as well as a range of old blues records. Having played all over the UK with various different outfits, he retreated to his studio to record for other artists as well as writing his own material.
Never quite finishing his own songs that he’d started to compose, that all changed in 2019 when he tested the waters and released some of his older tracks. Sharing his debut single “Gypsy Moth” that year, it led to his first solo full-length release with his debut album On the Journey.
Dropping his sophomore record the following year with Take Me to the River, Mark was now on an upward artistic trajectory, racking up over a quarter of a million streams on Spotify. Now bringing us his recent single and first release of 2022, he shares the new track titled “Rain Again”.
In his typical delicate acoustic rock style that explores both the joy and melancholy of life and what it is to be human, with “Rain Again” he lays down a graceful song of beautiful and timeless songwriting.
Written about how dark clouds can engulf you before you you know it, on his recent single Mark Millar offers an emotive sound framed by an ultimately optimistic outlook, looking to the brighter days once the storm has cleared.
Listen to Rain Again below
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