Mark Duval & The Two Track Mind June 26, 2010

Eclectic, moody, and evocative, folk blues. Some songs infused with latin Ryhyms, others will be Classic Americana.

“Rhythm of the Rustbelt”, his brilliant debut album, described by reviewer Dustin Walsh of Creem Magazine as “...the soundtrack to a summer sunrise over a dusty, forlorn Route 66.”

His songwriting versatility takes the listener from haunted landscapes of brooding fingerstyle folk ballads to rhythm-driven roots rock social commentary, shuffling blues riffs and latin grooves that show off his skills as a rhythm guitarist

Mark Duval & Two-Track Mind perform regionally in music festivals as a 5-piece band, centered around Mark’s acoustic guitar with drums, bass, slide guitar, saxophone and trumpet, playing sets of rhythm-driven roots, grooves and blues that keep the dance floor crowded. His latest release "Two-Track Mind", features 12 new songs, is more rhythm-driven than either of his previous albums, and features horn sections (arranged by Nathan Durham, who toured with Ray Charles) string sections, and 3-part vocal harmonies.