If there was an unknown songwriter who spent the last 3
decades writing hundreds of songs
(as good as anything
you'd ever heard on the radio), and you
just stumbled on a box of his unreleased recordings, you'd be
curious enough to take 5 minutes and check it out wouldn't
you?
Hi! My name is Mark Shepard and I'm that
songwriter.
For the last 30 years I've been writing
song after song. Songs that the people who did hear them raved
about. For a lot of reasons I couldn't bear to get them
out into the world where you might have heard them.
Then, about 5 years ago, something
hugely significant happened in my life and I was able to rapidly
blast past the shyness and self sabotage and make huge strides
towards doing what I was born to do...
And no, I didn't get "religion"
and I'm not going to try to convert you to anything :o) I
just learned some powerful tools to run my own mind and emotions
which I'll share more about later.
As a result, I want to invite You to
be among the first to hear my songs...
I can explain it better on this short
video:
Thanks for watching!
Next check out a couple of my music videos.
The first one is called "Thirsty For The
Sky"
The next one is called Spark And Flame
I hope that's enough to give you an idea of the
kind of songs I write...when you opt-in you can hear a bunch more...
Inside
you’ll discover...
Why I
never had a hit single and why it's the best thing that could
have happened to me.
Close to 400 of my original songs
(this is an on going project so
don't expect to hear them all today. A bunch of them have never
even been recorded. I'm working on it though)
Why my songs are more than
entertainment and what I learned that I've been incorporating
into my lyrics for the last decade to make them tools for
transforming your life.
What was it that kept me from being
able to share these songs with the world, what I did too change
that and how you can use the same secrets I learned to get your
dreams and goals jumpstarted...
How you can be among the
first load your I-Pod with all 30 years of my original
music for a "song"
How you have more power
than any record company to change the face of American music.
And what to do about it.
