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EPISODE · Dec 28, 2020 · 1H 37M

Episode 22: Marc Rosenfeld

from March Forth with Mike Bauman · host Mike Bauman

On this episode of March Forth with Mike Bauman, Mike chats with Marc Rosenfeld of Bury the Darkness! Comprised of Rosenfeld (lead guitar), Jared Harper (lead vocals), Brandon Brantley (bass) and Jon Keeney (drums), Bury the Darkness is a metalcore band from Phoenix, Arizona that burst onto the scene in 2020. Their debut single "Break Me" had over 10,000 Spotify streams within weeks of its June 2020 release, and is now closing in on 110,000 streams. On 12/11/20, Bury the Darkness dropped its second single entitled "Gone But Not Forgotten," which features fellow rising Arizona outfit Dropout Kings. As of dropping this episode, "Gone But Not Forgotten" had over 16,700 Spotify streams. In this episode, Marc chats with Mike about his love for music and the guitar, including persevering through some personal losses and joining Bury the Darkness. The pair also discuss the formation of Bury the Darkness, Marc using marketing strategies to help grow the band's audience during the pandemic, the music theory background of the band, working with producer Frankie Ghiloni, collaborating with the guys in Dropout Kings, and more. This episode of the podcast also features Bury the Darkness' latest single "Gone But Not Forgotten" (featuring Dropout Kings), available now! Follow Bury the Darkness on Instagram @burythedarkness, Twitter @BuryDarkness and Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/BuryTheDarkness/. To check out Bury the Darkness' music, visit https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/burythedarkness/gone-but-not-forgotten-feat-dropout-kings. Follow Marc on Instagram @marcrosenfeld and Twitter @marcrosenfeldd. Follow March Forth with Mike Bauman on Instagram @marchforthpod and Mike on Twitter @mikevbauman. Thanks for listening! If ya dug the show, like it, share it, tell a friend, subscribe, and above all, keep the faith and be kind to one another. *Note: This episode was originally slated for a 12/26/20 release, but was delayed due to the AT&T outage as a result of the Christmas Day bombing in Nashville.

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