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WEBSITE Mark Oblinger Has Had a Storied Career up Until This Point Mark Oblinger has had a storied career up until this point, having served time in the classic country rock bands Pure Prairie League and Firefall. A Grammy nominee and five-time Emmy Award winner, he’s found success writing songs for other folks as well. Nevertheless High Water Line finally puts him front and center, affirming his astute ability to deliver songs that can resonate with pure pop perfection. Oblinger’s [email protected] music bears a familiar sound, one that finds echoes ofCrosby Stills and Nash, Poco, Jackson Browne, the Eagles and others that once honed their talents in the WEBSITE communal confines of Laurel Canyon and the Hollywood Hills. Indeed, each of these twelve tunes convey a timeless quality and vintage motif that finds them at once both focused and familiar. There are hooks to spare as well as ringing refrains, all part of a radio-ready sound that all but guarantees its instant accessibility. Hopefully High Water Line will bring him out of the shadows and into the spotlight, reaping him the greater recognition he so decidedly deserves. Go to markoblinger.com for more information [email protected] TEN (PLUS FIVE) AMAZING VIDEOS RELEASED IN AUGUST 2019 WEBSITE SEPTEMBER 5, 2019 [email protected] We hope you liked our 15 Great Singles published earlier today. Here is our list of 15 Amazing Videos released in August 2019. Video number five is an upbeat and positive pop/Americana tune fromMark Oblinger and we truly dig it. Here’s “No Regrets,” and that’s how you’ll feel watching it. NO REGRETS VIDEO.
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