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Marc Scibilia
Scibilia performing in 2013
Background information
Born	Marc Anthony Scibilia[1] (1986-06-20) June 20, 1986 (age 39) Buffalo, New York
Origin	East Nashville, Tennessee
Genres	Pop rock folk
Occupations	Singer-songwriter musician producer
Instruments	Vocals guitar bass guitar piano keyboards drums banjo
Years active	2004–present
Labels	Good Lander Records I.R.S. Sony/ATV Capitol
Website	marcscibilia.com

Marc Anthony Scibilia (born June 20, 1986) is an American singer-songwriter and musician whose work is known as a blend of soul, folk, country, and anthemic pop music. His Gold-certified single "Unforgettable", which is a collaboration with German DJ Robin Schulz, garnered over 100 million streams and was a number 1 radio hit in Germany. Scibilia’s latest album, More to This, was recorded in his East Nashville studio, Good Lander Records, and includes a mix of original songs, covers, and mashups. The title track, "More to This", garnered over 10 million streams. After growing his social media followings, he went on his first sold-out headline fall tour in 2024, which included multiple nights in Chicago, Nashville, and New York City. Following the success of that tour, Scibilia headlined his first world tour in spring 2025.

His songs have been featured in television shows and movies such as Shrinking, Peter Rabbit, Bones, and About a Boy, and has been used in other media for companies such as Jeep, Chrysler, Samsung, and Water.org. In addition to his own music, Marc has been credited for songwriting and producing for other musical artists, including Teddy Swims, Keith Urban, Robin Schulz, Quinn XCII, Claptone, Ingrid Andress, Seal, Ben Rector, and Lennon Stella, among others.