LA famous Nashville New-Jersey-Hackettstown-born producer  Mark Siegel is a name known to guarantee success for the songs that he stands behind. More specifically, knowing Mark is joining any project means the project’s chances to succeed increase drastically. He is famous not only for his business oriented mastermind but also for his professional creative input into the projects that he crafts. The producer’s selfless devotion and dedication is nothing new for the industry. Yet, again Mark reminds us about his level of professionalism and his place in the industry’s dome by representing two pop anthem releases at once. 

His involvement with his proteges Jackie Castro‘s and Jacob Whitesides’ new releases “Luckiest” And “Hold Me Down” undoubtedly changes the faith of both tracks. Mark’s work ethics and goal-oriented creative mastermind along with his ability to create and maintain the chemistry between him and the artists he works with, are the bone and base of the success of the music he produces. Working having only his artists benefit in his mind, Mark produces sounds unique to them and their character. In a way, he even builds those characters collecting the bouquet of sounds that later become defining for them. 

In the case of “Luckiest,” working with Jackie Castro was nothing new for the producer. They started working on the track together two years ago. Knowing Jackie’s intimate, fragile vocals and the artist’s ability to show off her higher notes, being familiar with her signature piano sounds, Mark made the best decisions for the “Luckiest.”  

The sustainable chemistry was also there with Jacob Whitesides when working on “Hold Me Down” as the two creative minds had toured together before. 

Mark Siegel knows where to look for the talents and how to make them succeed. Just check “Luckiest” and “Hold Me Down” to make sure you’ve found the right producer to look forward to brilliant new releases.