Originally from Atlanta, Georgia, Marc Freeman is a musician, composer, sound engineer, producer, and songwriter who has used every key to create musical magic for 40 years. Little did anyone know that there was one key Freeman kept secret and never used. Today, Freeman is on a mission revealing his treasure of musical works that have, until now, been under lock and key. That key, as it turns out, has launched Freeman into the spotlight and is resonating with both his fans and musical colleagues.

Marc Freeman comes from a family with deep roots in music, including songwriters, musicians, and composers that date back to well before Freeman entered the picture. Those roots are so deep, in fact, that Freeman was only recently made aware of some accomplishments achieved by his family, including some who worked with Tony Bennett and other well-known artists from that generation. The people in Freeman’s family as he was growing up purposely kept his strong family music ties from him for fear that he might sacrifice his education for working in the music industry. Education was a priority in his family, and many were teachers. To only have recently comprehended the significance of his family musical ties only validates that even the most significant Freeman’s  compositions are a fresh injection of the organically-created, original sound that takes the listener on a modern artistic journey. His songs offer a brand of variety for audiences from ages 8 to 80.His current project, Decca 4 Generations, is a tribute to the musical accomplishments of his family and the era in which they lived. The project is being developed through Freeman’s production company, iMAJN Music. In several of the songs in this project, Freeman integrates isolated performances of his great uncle’s trombone solo’s. Freeman has had some time now to ingest a full understanding and appreciation for the impact his musical relatives had on generations both past and present. He is also aware of the era of American history in which his family thrived. His ancestors were children living during WWI and, not only endured the hardships of the depression and WWII, they faced the realities of being a black American throughout their lives. Freeman is both proud and inspired by their life stories, which makes the Decca 4 Generations particularly important for him and all who will have the opportunity to hear his reverent homage using live musicians playing a storied compilation of his now unlocked compositions in the jazz and smooth jazz or new jazz genre’s.fforts to deny his lineage could not keep Freeman from his musical destiny.

not a lot to say or explain, I like to play and make songs. They will maybe not became top hits but this music is mine and I feel creative and proud of my amateur work.

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I am a proud person who happens to be Deaf Kindness is a language that the deaf can hear  because i can do anything that hearing people can do... except hear. Like i am the Dj producer but i know some people didnt believe that i am the Dj producer

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