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Mark Garfield – Bio

Mark Garfield is a drummer, producer, songwriter and music publisher – founder co owner of Pop-Up Music a UK a music publisher and sync agent.

Music career: He has drummed, produced and written for artists including, Glen Matlock (Sex Pistols), Dr Fink (Prince), Eddie Kramer (producer Jimmy Hendrix, Led Zeppelin…), Pete Brown (Cream), Mo Foster (Jeff Beck, Phil Collins), Clem Burke (Blondie), Neal X (Sigue Sigue Sputnik, Marc Almond), Arthur Brown, Micky Moody/Bernie Marsden (Whitesnake) and Hotei (Kill Bill OST). Netflix composed syncs in Insatiable, Moon Knight and Wednesday.

Gig highlights include: Glastonbury, Marquee Club, Hua Hin Jazz Festival Thailand, Hermitage Park Festival Moscow, SXSW Austin Texas.

The serious stuff: Mark graduated from the University of West London with an honours degree in music performance – honours degree in teaching from The University of Greenwich.

Pop-Up Music notable syncs:

• 3 tracks in Tarantino’s Once Upon A Time In Hollywood;
• Netflix: Stranger Things, Ratched, I Am Not Okay With This, Insatiable, Nasty Cherry, Street Food, Close; Pose, The Serpent
• Amazon: Fallout, The Marvelous Mrs Maisel, I’m Your Woman, The Grand Tour
• Apple TV: Long Way Up, Amazing Stories, Pam and Tommy, Welcome To The Chippendales
• BBC: Giri Haji; The Little Drummer Girl, I May Destroy You,
• CBS: Blood And Treasure; The Twilight Zone
• History Channel: Project Blue Book
• Far Cry 5, Watch Dogs Legion, Rock Band 4
• Poretti, Estee Lauder, Nina Ricci, Jeep
These Days: Now based in London with offices at home and RAK studios, Mark with Pop-Up Music continues to provide the sync industry with great music.
Music panellist experience:
Berklee Valencia (Business Master Class) 24
Colombian Sync Market – Columbia 24
APRA Sync Sessions – London  23
PIN – North Macedonia 23
SoAlive – Bulgaria  23
Runda – Serbia 23
MiCannes – France 23
Bomm – Columbia 22,23
FiraB – Spain 22
Primavera Pro – Spain 23
Future Music Forum – Spain 23
Sync Summit – LA 23, 24

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