Mark Lilley

“THE MULTI-TALENTED MR.LILLEY.” (Derbyshire Times © 2012)

“MARK’S SONGS ARE NOTED FOR THEIR CRAFTSMANSHIP AND SONGWRITING SKILL. A rich songbook of light and refreshing melodies.” (Derby Telegraph © 2012)

“REVOLUTIONARY. Mark Lilley’s self-titled album is a combination of sounds, vision and something else that just keeps enticing you into this world that he has created. West End music is being revolutionised with guitars, drums, and synthesizers. This is one of the most creative songwriters and musicians ever…” (Derbyshire Times 2007)

“TOP TALENT. Lilley’s back to make his Mark again and with ‘Songs & Gouache’ he has enhanced his considerable reputation once more.” (Matlock Mercury © 2012) 

“MARK OF QUALITY. Multi-talented Belper musician returns.” (Belper News © 2012)

“FEW CAN COMBINE SIGHT AND SOUND SO ELOQUENTLY. Mark’s style – which we should cherish and celebrate is masterfully assured, yet holds within it a mystery that has a rare and haunting quality…” (John Tams)

“TAKE A JOURNEY WITH HIT SINGER…” (Matlock Mercury © 2008)

“SECOND ALBUM FOR MARK LILLEY. If you enjoyed the eclectic mix of pop and folk in the first release you’re sure to love this second collection. A mixture of dark numbers to uplifting love songs, overall a very good listen. Ideal to play while relaxing with a glass of wine at the end of a long hard day.” (Belper News © 2007)

“PORTRAIT OF AN ARTIST IN MUSIC AND ON CANVAS. The latest album from singer songwriter Mark Lilley offers both an audio and visual experience. The songs are a quirky collection that takes listeners on quite a journey. Electro-pop mingles with romantic and tender tracks, while regular voice-over sections give the feeling of stepping into somebody else’s story.” (Derby Telegraph © 2007)

“ARTISTS DEBUT ALBUM STRIKES AN EVOCATIVE WARNING LIGHT. Mark Lilley has created a debut album of emotional highs and lows which feels equally at home being played around the camp fire or driving in the car…” (Belper News © 2004)

“A sweetly coated treat…” (Derbyshire Times © 2004)

“The opening titles has a strong pop/folk sound” (Derby Telegraph © 2004)