Mark McLean
- Origin
- North York
- Born
- 1975
- Genres
- jazz, pop, soul
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Biography
Mark McLean (born February 5, 1975) is a Canadian musician, drummer, composer, lyricist, and studio musician. He lives and works primarily in New York. McLean has released three albums under his own name, with the first showcasing his arrangements of jazz standards, while his later albums feature original material. His early influences came from his father's diverse record collection, spanning genres from Johann Sebastian Bach to James Brown. Known as the "drum whisperer," McLean is adept at coaxing organic sounds from any drum kit. He began his career at age nine as a classical pianist but shifted to drums by age fourteen, eventually playing with jazz legend Oscar Peterson at age twenty-two. McLean graduated with honors from The University of Toronto with a bachelor's degree in jazz performance.
Highlights
- Born in 1975 in North York, Ontario.
- Released the album "Spirituals & Dedications" in 2001.
- Known as the "drum whisperer" for his ability to produce organic sounds.
- Started his musical career at age nine as a classical pianist.
- Played with jazz legend Oscar Peterson at age 22.
Discography
- Spirituals & Dedications2001
FAQ
How old is Mark McLean?
Mark McLean was born in 1975.
Where is Mark McLean from?
Mark McLean is from North York, Canada.
What kind of music does he make?
Mark McLean makes jazz, pop, and soul music.
What are his biggest hits?
Among his biggest hits is the album "Spirituals & Dedications" released in 2001.
How long has he been active?
The data does not specify how long Mark McLean has been active.
Has he won any awards?
Mark McLean has not won any awards according to the available data.
