Established Veteran of the New York City Music Scene Releases First Single of the Year, a Tribute to His Beloved City

New York City, NY — “I love this town. What inspired me to write “I Call New York My Home” was the famous Waldorf Astoria. I can honestly say my days there were some of the best of my life. This town has an energy to it. It’s almost like you can take out your electrical cord and plug it in and be charged and energized. And the passion that’s in this town is just remarkable. I love it here.”

– Marc Eliot on his love for New York City.

Since 2014, Marc Eliot has taken a sabbatical from releasing music. After the critical acclaim of his first three projects, One of the Good Guys, Strangers, Lovers and Friends, and New York Blue, 2022 marked the first single release from Marc, “Latte Lady” (penned for a musical Marc is currently co-writing) since New York Blue in 2014. Marc is now back in 2023 with the smooth and swinging second single of his comeback, “I Call New York My Home.”

For those who are fans of the Rat Pack, Tony Bennet, Michael Bublé, Josh Groban, and Adult Contemporary Pop, “I Call New York My Home” is a must-listen. With a smooth bass line, a swinging sax solo, and gentle crooning by Marc, “I Call New York My Home” transports you to 42^nd street as you’re headed back to the Waldorf Astoria to get ready to go your favorite Broadway musical. It may take you to a place where you’ve just finished your night on the town and are enjoying your last stop at a piano bar, sipping your favorite beverage while Marc serenades the room. The music and Marc’s polished vocals are reminiscent of tuxedos and ballroom gowns, martinis and candlelit dinners, and truly elegant affairs.

Marc Eliot is a true entertainer in every walk of his life. He a veteran of the off-Broadway and local New York City theater scene, a beloved favorite at local cabarets, and a frequent performer at the world-renowned Friar’s Club in New York City. One of Marc’s biggest compliments came from Sammy Davis Juniors wife regarding Marc’s cover of her husband’s hit “Come Back To Me”: “When I listened to Marc Eliot’s CD, my jaw dropped! Marc has a sensational voice and ‘Broadway Energy’ and I wish him much success in his great future. I honestly thought I was listening to a recording of my husband singing one of his favorite signature songs, ‘Come Back To Me.’”

This crooner and renaissance man is making a true comeback in every sense of the word. With plans to release several new tracks that have been hiding in the background for the last decade, the ongoing creation of his musical Latte Lady, and continuing to create the beautiful and elegant events he is well-known for, Marc’s next moves look to be just as grand as always. When Marc was asked who his musical inspirations are, the answer gives a beautiful insight into where Marc has come from… and where he’s going next: “I think I’m a smattering of many singers, performers; Frank Sinatra, Matt Monro, Al Jolson, Sammy Davis Jr. I’ve taken a little bit of all their souls, if you will, and then created my own. I think I’m a mixture of all of the greats. And I thank them for it.”

Check out all things Marc Eliot, including where to stream “I Call New York My Home” and all of Marc’s music, at linktr.ee/marceliotmusic.

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ABOUT

Passionate performer of the great standards, for fans of Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Tony Bennet, Michael Bublé, Josh Groban, Adult Contemporary Pop, and Easy Listening.

Marc has performed with a selection of orchestras in New York City and Los Angeles and has been a featured performer in many of New York City’s finest cabarets. As a solo artist, he has toured the country and received enthusiastic rave reviews for his one-man shows including Come Fly With Me – A Tribute To A Legend (showcasing the music of Frank Sinatra), Jolson – You Ain’t Heard Nothin’ Yet!, and Nostalgia. Marc also produced and starred in I Got My Own Style, One Of The Good Guys, I Sing The Songs, I’ll Take Manhattan, With A Song In My Heart, It Was A Very Good Year, and At Last.

In addition to his music creations and performances, Marc has an extensive background and experience in regional theater, summer stock, and Off-Broadway. His musical roles include the lead in Phantom, Marvin in Falsettos, both Richard Henry Lee and Edward Rutledge in 1776, Bobby in Company, Michael in I Do!, I Do!, George in Same Time, Another Year, Arthur in The Tenth Man, and Billy Flynn in Chicago. He’s also enjoyed great success in supporting roles in Jesus Christ Superstar, 42nd Street, and City of Angels.