Mark Sultan

Canadian one-man band and singer, described in reviews as "a white version of Sam Cooke" with doo-wop and soul influences. Noted for lo-fi live performances, short songs and a powerful voice. Has released records on several independent labels and shared stages with various garage and indie acts.

Mentioned labels: Fat Possum, Norton, Bomp!, Sub Pop, Vice, In The Red. Shared stage/studio with: Black Lips, King Khan & The Shrines, Clinic. Performs as a one-man band (also referenced as 'BBQ' in links).

A positive DeBaser review praises Mark Sultan's one-man-band live set, highlighting his powerful soulful voice, doo-wop influences and lo-fi presentation. Short, tightly played songs and a magnetic forty-minute continuous performance are noted.

For:Fans of garage rock, doo-wop, soul and lo-fi one-man-band performances.