Mike T. Marino... Insightful, Subtle & Explosive, his Vintage Flavored Americana Rock derives intensity from the constant erosion of the American Heartland. Read what reviewers are saying about his RestlessSoul...
"Every song on the record out-did itself over & over again with a surprise in every corner - Mike Marino & his RestlessSoul proves to be an artist with staying power"
"If Tomorrow's Yesterday is any inclination of what to expect from this musical mastermind of talent, then the introduction of a new musical legacy is now born."
"Mike – I'm forwarding this material along, this stuff is great and as good as any new Americana artist I've heard in a long ass time."
"The track we selected is Out of the Darkness – it should cross over into several different radio formats. Loved the arrangement. The song has a cool Traveling Wilbury's vibe."
"These are the words of poet/sage with a guitar; like a combination of CSNY and Lou Reed, heartfelt and to the point with a real world edge to it all." LISTENNOW PLAYING"His Heartland Music sounds a bit like Rick Danko meets a countrified Clapton with a twist of Solo Tom Petty — Often Rustic but never outdated — Vintage Rock — for A Brave New World"          Visit the Videos Page for lots more!!FEATURED ORIGINAL VIDEOSFEATURED COVER VIDEOSLATEST NEWSWelcome to the new Website - Hope you like it! The latest album "Erosion" is now available to preview songs and purchase CDs or downloads. Check out the new album here! Reviews for Erosion are IN! – Check them out here. Hey Folks! — Sorry it's been awhile since updating! — "Erosion" the latest album is available for sale now! — Please preview the songs above in MP3 format & if you like what you hear please visit my Spotify or I-tunes pages & download the Hi-Res versions — All CD’s & Vinyl are now available for purchase at Amazon. And, of course, downloads are always available — just click the secure Links above at Latest Release to make a purchase. Thanks! Tons of new videos added to the VIDEOS PAGE including with Friends from the Fall Jam Series — We did some nice covers of Traffic — "Light Up or Leave Me Alone", Donovan — "Season of the Witch", several Clapton classics like "Tell the Truth" from the '73 Rainbow Concert, "Bad Boy" & "Blues Power" — & of course — one of my own — a nice version of "Watching the World Go By" from the latest album Erosion — featuring Bluesman Mike Dugan on Slide Guitar.
The erosion of the American Heartland & Culture lamented in song from the perspective of a Shadow Boomer at the end of the line...
Perhaps somewhere between George Orwell's Big Brother Mind Control of "1984", & Huxley's more sedate "Brave New World" — where the powers that be use the "pleasurable distractions" to seduce the masses into loving their servitude... What would these writers think of modern society today? The masses embracing the Digital-Techno world for quick convenience all at the expense of true freedom...
It makes a dreamer imagine the bygone days of Beat Generation writer Jack Kerouac's — On the Road... Is anyone listening anymore? Does anyone care, — lost in this modern urban techno-infatuated, cyber world....? Well, they better if they can begin to appreciate what the Great Generation that won WWII gave to us. As the pendulum swings what is this generation passing on to America's future generations, & what's the message? What have we learned from history as more of our traditions & values dissolve along with the rural landscape? Medicated up & dumbed down... Welcome to the new Millennia... Erosion... is a continuous process... DISCOGRAPHY (Mike's Prior Albums)
Erosion
Tomorrow's Yesterday
Out of the Darkness
Another World
Last of the Heartland
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