“Marc composed music for our company voicemail, and the feedback has been incredible. Clients actually mention how much they enjoy it! It’s rare to get compliments on a voicemail, but Marc made it happen. Highly recommend his work.”
Michal Ferlik, Regal Home Group
About Marc Enkin
Marc Enkin is a multi-instrumentalist, producer, and composer originally from Hamilton, Ontario, and based in Toronto, Canada.
After completing a diploma from Berklee College of Music in Boston, USA and a BFA from York University, Enkin quickly established his career, notably serving as Music Director for Mercury Theatre’s production of The Three Penny Opera and as composer for a series of children’s plays for the Golden Horseshoe Players.
His collaborative work includes co-writing comedy songs—such as the listener favorites “Channel Surfing” and “Balding Blue”—for CBC Radio’s Basic Black Show alongside author Chris Gudgeon. As a session musician, Enkin has spent most of his professional life as a bassist for various Toronto bands, sharing the stage with artists like Jeff Healey, Gordie Johnson (Big Sugar), Molly Johnson, and Jackie Richardson. He also co-founded Enkin Entertainment with his wife, singer Rebecca Enkin www.rebeccaenkin.com, performing as the company’s pianist. Enkin plays guitar, piano, electric bass, banjo and harmonica.
Enkin’s composing credits include the score for Finn with an Oyster, a documentary about the making of Toronto City Hall. He is a versatile and prolific recording artist, having released four full-length albums: Escapades (Jazz-rock), What Planet am I From? (pop rock), Fork in the Road (Jazz), and Stay Tuned (Jazz). He recently completed an EP of French Café songs for an L.A. music supervisor, and three of his jazz compositions have been signed for placement.
I commissioned Marc to compose and perform original music for my documentary film Finn with an Oyster: The story behind Toronto’s New City Hall. He provided it on time and within budget. And it fits perfectly.
Michael Kainer, Director