Mark Watson

At the early age of six, Watson started playing piano, and by twelve, he studied different techniques involving the organ. For the subsequent three years, Watson offered his natural talent and services as an organist for a Catholic church several times throughout the week.
Since that time, Watson participated in a variety of local bands and has developed his musical and recording interests into a professional career focusing on holistic sound healings.
Watson has drawn much of his musical inspiration from English vocalist Jon Anderson and his band known as "Yes." Watson feels that Anderson's message of higher vibrational living has motivated and inspired him personally and professionally. Other influences include Vangelis, Kitaro, Peter Gabriel, John Lennon and Jean-Michel Jarre
The therapeutic music created by Watson is utilized as a tool and technique to help others unite with and tune into a higher frequency, gaining insight through intuitive self-discovery. As part of angel expert Dr. Doreen Virtue's workshops, Watson performed during her guided meditations. He reports, "I was just channeling stuff and just creating a blanket so to speak, a musical comforter for the people doing the meditation."
Watson's concerts and performances aim to connect others with their higher power and foster spiritual relationships with God, angels, fairies, goddesses, ascended masters, or whatever divine wisdom believers wish to align themselves. Through that connection, his work has brought inner peace, clarity, and self-awareness to his audience.
Watson's personal passions combined with his soul's purpose have manifested into a lifetime of one individual's efforts to raise the consciousness of humanity.
Mark Watson uplifts, educates, and assists others in healing their lives. Through his music and lyrics, he opens pathways to meditation, and spiritual bonding within a like-minded community.