Marcus Reeves

Who is Marcus Reeves?

Marcus Reeves is a London based songwriter and performer. He studied at Central St. Martins College of Art and Design before moving into music and theatre and is best known as the creator of Postcards from God - The Sister Wendy Musical.

In an interview by Paul Burston in Time Out magazine in December 2010, he stated that he was working on his debut solo album, the title of which was later confirmed as Quicksilver - The Masquerade Macabre.

5 November 2012 saw the release of his debut single Black Tears through iTunes. The song received favourable four star reviews from blog Music Review Unsigned and gay website Polari, who drew comparisons to singers Scott Walker, Annie Lennox and Marc Almond. The song also received a five star average ratings from iTunes customers and has received airplay from stations including Newcastle Student Radio, who described Reeves as 'a modern day David Bowie'.

1 March 2013 saw the release of his second single Mistaken Identity which again received five star average ratings from iTunes customers as well as positive reviews from Independent Music News and Zani blog, who compared the song's sound to T. Rex and early Rolling Stones.