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Marc Scibilia

A Place - EP

Like a River

Hope Songs

Making All Things New

Waves

The Life

Love You The Most

Bittersweet

'Autumn Comes' is THE viral fall hit on Tiktok and Instagram. The autumn song,
which was a hair away from not being released at all, is now used on more Instagram Reels than 'Autumn Leaves' by Ed Sheeran, 'bad guy' by Billie Eilish, or 'drivers license' by Olivia Rodrigo and could also gain more than 5 million streams on Spotify.

Autumn Comes

From the new album Sermon on the Rocks, out Oct 16th.

Preorder:
http://smarturl.it/Sermon

Homecoming

Summer Clothes

"Overtime" - written by Tyler Hilton and Kate Voegele
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Stay (Rihanna Cover)

Off of our 2017 self-titled EP.

Lyrics:

I have no record, of brighter days
Your light is on me, I can say
I have no parts, I have no lines
But I have you and you have me, honey

Water’s wet and light is light
Got upset and now I’m doing fine
When I come home, when I calm down
Well I have you, and you have me, honey

Summer breaks and winter storms
And I don’t mind getting on
‘Cause as we’re going, living, glad to be
Well I’ll have you, and you’ll have me, honey


Written and performed by Jon Middleton and Sierra Lundy.  All rights reserved.  2017.

I Got You, Honey

When I'm Alone: The Piano Retrospective

Dreams (Piano Version)

How Many Times

Wild World

Favorite Part

Sometimes, a universe of meaning can be found in a question from a child. When Marc Scibilia’s five-year-old daughter asked him about death, words failed. So, he sat on his back steps and wrote More to This—a plaintive tune about life’s big dilemmas and blessings shared with those we love. In an uncertain age, the song struck a chord with listeners, becoming a viral sensation overnight.

The Buffalo-bred, Nashville-based singer-songwriter makes soulful music on his own terms, channeling the national mood. Finding inspiration in folk, country, alternative and anthemic pop music, he has crafted a distinctly American sound that's rueful yet buoyed by hope.

Driving it all is Scibilia's determination to stay grounded by what really matters. It's a lesson the fiercely independent artist's five-year-old helped teach him. “You chase things your whole life,” says Scibilia. “But the real blessings and beauty of life are right there with you the whole time.

Bittersweet

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