How Bad We Need Each Other - Musik

Marc Scibilia Born 20 June 1986 Is An American Singer-Songwriter Born And Raised In Buffalo New York Currently Based In East Nashville Tennessee. His Self-Titled EP Released In 2012 Included The Song “How Bad We Need Each Other” Which Was Featured In The Hit Television Series Bones. After The Show Aired The Song Climbed To The #1 Spot On The ITunes Singer/Songwriter Chart. Born Into A Working-Class Family Of Lebanese And Italian Heritage In Buffalo New York Scibilia Left Town A Month After Graduating High School Moving Away From The Northeast And Resettling In East Nashville. His School Guidance Counselor Had Unknowingly Set Those Wheels In Motion Several Years Earlier When She Sat Down With Scibilia To Talk About His Future. Frustrated With His Lack Of Conventional Plans After Graduation She Sarcastically Asked Him “What Are You Going To Do? Go To Nashville And Write Songs?” To The Budding Musician That Question Sounded Like A Great Idea Giving Scibilia The Extra Motivation He Needed To Head South. At 18 Years Old He Became One Of The First Members Of His Family — A Family That Includes Several Part-Time Musicians — To Leave The Buffalo Area. Nashville — A Town Rooted Not Only In Country Music But Pop Rock And Dance Too — Has Become An Appropriate Home Base For Scibilia’s Music. He Doesn’t Limit His Songwriting To One Genre. Instead He Writes Songs That Spread Themselves Wide Mixing Pop Hooks Rock & Roll Energy And Dark Storytelling Into The Same Pot. Taking Cues From The Artists He Grew Up With — Including The Beastie Boys Lauryn Hill And Bob Dylan — He Sings About The Greatness Of Ordinary Life Filling His Songs With Regular Characters Who Resembled Scibilia His Family And His Friends. He Tours Heavily Too Opening For Everyone From James Bay To The Zac Brown Band. Every Night The Audiences Are Different But They All Respond To Scibilia’s Music. Eventually His Growing Success Earned Him A Record Deal With Capitol/IRS Records. With Butch Walker Serving As His Producer He Recorded Out Of Style A Major-Label Debut Album Whose Title Hinted At The Music’s Broad Multi-Genre Appeal. “I Wanted It To Feel Like A Mix-Tape ” Scibilia Explains And He Succeeded Creating An Album That Seemed Poised To Create Just As Much Buzz As His Cover Of The Woody Guthrie Song “This Land Is Your Land ” Which Had Appeared In The Most Shazam-Ed Commercial Of Super Bowl 2015. Then One Week After The Album’s Release The Label Closed And Scibilia Was On His Own Once Again. Fortunately Scibilia Had Always Thrived On Independence. Wholly In Charge Of His Career Once Again He Began Making New Music At His Own Studio Embracing The Freedom To Record And Release Songs Whenever He Wanted. There Was Nothing Standing In His Way No Boardroom Meetings In Nashville Skyscrapers No Focus Groups No Record Executives Weighing In On His Marketability. Even Better Scibilia’s Fans Were Just As Supportive As Ever Turning His Cover Of John Lennon’s “Happy Xmas War Is Over ” — Recorded As A Duet With Fellow Songwriter And Nashville TV Star Lennon Stella — Into A Viral Smash. Released During The 2016 Holiday Season The Song Racked Up More Than A Million Spotify Streams During The Week Before Christmas. Scibilia Kicked Off 2017 With Another Viral Hit “Summer Clothes ” A Nostalgic Single. “I Was 18 When I Moved From Buffalo To Nashville ” He Reflects “and My Dad Would Call Me Once A Week And End Every Conversation With ‘One More Time What’s Your Address?’ But He Would Never Send Me Any Mail. The Song Is A Little Bit About My Hometown My Family But Mostly Just Someone Looking For An Excuse To Call Someone They Miss.” Scibilia Released The Song As A Double-Sided Single The First Featuring Synthesizers Acoustic Guitars And Drum Loops And The Second Fueled By A Stripped-Down Combination Of Vocals And Unplugged Guitars. Then While The Song Gathered Steam On The Spotify And ITunes Charts Scibilia Did What He’s Always Done—continued Writing And Creating From His Life Experiences Out On The Road And At Home In East Nashville. read less