Mark Kueffner, Atlanta based composer, has been writing and producing music for over 25 years.

Mark began piano and accordion lessons at the age of six years old. By the time he reached 12, he had appeared on local and national televisions shows such as the Pat Boone Show on NBC, and Gypsy Rose Lee Show, out of San Francisco, CA. Other childhood highlights included concert appearances with Liberace at the Carousel Theater in West Covina, CA, and Melody Land Theater in Anaheim, CA.

Mark started gigging regularly by the age of 19. He shared the stage with the likes of Van Halen in rock clubs throughout Southern California. Gazzarri’s, Walter Mitty’s, the Palomino Club, and the Starwood are just a few examples.

Mark first appeared on recordings at age 26. One such example is the LA Boppers. The Boppers recorded 11 albums on the Mercury and MCA Record Labels. Some of Mark’s early examples as writer and producer can be found on albums such as Greg Walker (Lead singer for Santana on 11 albums) and Emanuel Rahiem Leblanc (GQ).