Mark Harrington Toronto, Ontario
Mark Harrington’s 5th alt-pop release is: "Starting Up", following "Shutting Down" which gave a nod to the 2020 quarantine,
with tongue firmly in cheek.
His voice has drawn comparisons to early David Bowie, and Peter Murphy, with a quirky sense of humor.
Mark's musical alter-ego is called Rubbernekkerz.
In the late 1980s, Mark played in the electronic rock trio Heik and the Shakes.
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