Acoustic version of the opening track to a concept album, which I'm still working on and possibly looking for members to help me finish, called "Just Do Me". 

I wrote this song to kind of open up the album to a worldwide struggle message with a lot of depth and room for interpretation.

Layers (Acoustic)

This song was meant to help a new friend sort of "get out of their shell..." 

I wrote the lyrics with the intention to inspire strength in heart and confidence in a better life path.

Here's a prayer it works on you too! ;)

Live (Acoustic)

This is an ode to a friend who made me realize what it was like to be in love for the first time.

It was going to just be like a diary entry, but I feel like being too personal is sort of a quality I have that I need to just go with. The whole story wouldn't really be here without it.

Finally A Dream Come True (Acoustic)

This stemmed from my deepest romantic side, as I felt the potential end nearing of what seemed to be the most comfortable and sensible connection I've ever been allowed to feel so far from another person.

Full Force (Acoustic)

This one is the part of the story where, as they say "a flame burns brightest right before it dies out"

Also the true purpose of me writing this song probably hasn't yet been revealed to me... or I'd have a longer description.

I Got a Feeling (Acoustic)

Still working on this track a lot but it has potential I believe.

The message pertains to my faith in my own abilities to do what is right even when the odds are against me. Even when I have absolutely no one to confide in for comfort, and the world seems to want to give me the ultimate test of will. I wish I never had to write this song... but here it is because it fits in the timeline of events in my story

My Promise to the World (Acoustic)

This was written to express how I felt my connection with my love was being misunderstood and looked at like a mistake...

Guilty Pleasure (Acoustic)

This was my attempt to accept and let go of my feelings even though I knew it was not going to just be that easy,..

Time Machine (Acoustic)

Well the fire in my heart set me free from the prison I've been locked inside. But the flames are burning so much the world around me will inevitably become reshaped. Another hidden message of hope.

The Flames of Change (Acoustic)

My demo ending track of the acoustic version of "Just Do Me"

This one is left up to you to guess... :P

True Definition (Acoustic)

Punching Out The Rain

Bleeds The Soul

Fucked Up Together

The Story

3 Of Diamonds

Time Flies

Sequence

Pleaser

Power Denies

Contradiction

Improvisational song first take... Might keep as is, might add or repeat parts... Open to ideas! ;) Share pls!!! THX!!!

Idiosyncracies

I find it very difficult to give this song or any of my songs a specific genre, but I chose pop because I don't believe pop is what it used to be... and neither is alternative... we're all just playing music and trying to play the best music we can... I think... some of us are of a genre niche, but most artists I've noticed just dabble here and there with what sounds good to them and others.

I tried to just play what sounded good to me and express myself with lots of energy and passion. But also utilizing many recently learned techniques and considering many different compliments and criticisms over the years.

Tell Me was written before 2009 sometime, but I've recently become very devoted to bringing this song and all of my songs to their best of quality in performance. Mostly because as an artist I really never know when to stop growing, but also because I recently have changed so much that it is just necessary to evolve everything I've created up to this point. 

Thank you for the support and I hope I prove not to waste anyone's time who listens!

Tell Me

Progressive, acoustic, folk, rock, metal...
Written and performed by Mark D. Wilsterman

Almost Brazen

Alt. Ver. "Felt Through a Phone Line" (36 Crazyfists)by Marko

Ezefeld - Original Music

ezefeld@gmail - booking, inquiries
donate or purchase music - https://ezefeld.bandcamp.com/album/illustrations-of-a-belief

Mark Wilsterman

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