Mark Stephen Pelfrey

Indie-Folk, Singer-Songwriter

Charlotte, North Carolina, United States
Active since 2020
Mark Stephen Pelfrey - Lake Isabelle (Album review)
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Mark Stephen Pelfrey - Lake Isabelle (Album review)

Mark Stephen Pelfrey’s Story

Mark Stephen Pelfrey was born in New Mexico and raised in South Carolina. From as early as he can remember, he has loved to create.

In 2008, he was making ridiculous YouTube videos. By 2012, he was writing silly songs and raps to make his friends laugh. He graduated high school in 2015, and in 2016, those silly songs became something even more ridiculous (Duck Squad). That same year, he started playing guitar and writing songs that were considerably less ridiculous.

Mark went on to lead music for his church, YoungLife and Campus Outreach while at college. He graduated in 2019, and that same year, he joined Jason and Justin to lead music for a week at Powertime Camp. Afterwards, the three started a band (RedFoxWood).

In May 2020, Mark began his solo project. Since then, he has continued learning about producing, songwriting and performing, and is grateful to be able to share his passion for music with so many people.

Anyone who would like to connect with Mark is welcome. He loves seeing what other people are creating and having the chance to personally thank those who support his work.

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Mark Stephen Pelfrey’s Story

Mark Stephen Pelfrey was born in New Mexico and raised in South Carolina. From as early as he can remember, he has loved to create.

In 2008, he was making ridiculous YouTube videos. By 2012, he was writing silly songs and raps to make his friends laugh. He graduated high school in 2015, and in 2016, those silly songs became something even more ridiculous (Duck Squad). That same year, he started playing guitar and writing songs that were considerably less ridiculous.

Mark went on to lead music for his church, YoungLife and Campus Outreach while at college. He graduated in 2019, and that same year, he joined Jason and Justin to lead music for a week at Powertime Camp. Afterwards, the three started a band (RedFoxWood).

In May 2020, Mark began his solo project. Since then, he has continued learning about producing, songwriting and performing, and is grateful to be able to share his passion for music with so many people.

Anyone who would like to connect with Mark is welcome. He loves seeing what other people are creating and having the chance to personally thank those who support his work.

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