“Witt's refusal to fully resolve the ideas within his songs is the real grabber here. Yeah, he traffics in catchy fuzz-rock (with solid power-pop underpinnings), but he allows tangents to simply fall away as needed. The occasional thunderstorm nourishes the entire project.”
-Aiding & Abetting
“Mark Witt’s infinity smile showcases innovative songwriting, diverse compositions, and a bold artistic vision across five captivating tracks.”
– Wokechimp
“This is quite an intriguing set. The music here is definitely indie, but there is a nice range of sounds. We get raw, almost punky things, stuff that lands closer to folk rock and even one tune that calls to mind Nine Inch Nails. Yet it all seems to work together.”
- Music Street Journal
“It rocks, it dances & trances, and then lets us off the Witt train with a poignant acoustic number.”
– Coyote Music
“A collection of songs that feel organic and dynamic, with a natural flow that avoids overthinking the process.”
-The Bandcamp Diaries
“We don’t usually review EPs…but when we do the music is way above average. Leave It Alone is a really cool little EP featuring six memorable tracks. Witt writes music that is surprisingly accessible and familiar sounding. His songs are basic guitar pop…but what makes them special are the exacting, substantial vocal melodies, sincere lyrics, and simple arrangements. This talented guy is off to a great start here with cool cuts like “Black Shadows,” “No Regrets,” and “Tin Tower.”
- BabySue
“Witt’s six tracks showcase finely crafted guitar pop and solid musicianship. Sometimes less is more, and Witt achieves a nice balance with standout tracks “Black Shadows” with its catchy guitar hook and female vocal accompaniment, and title track, “Leave It Alone” which leads in with a lo-fi intro building to a guitar/drum/synthesizer set.”
– Record Department
“Witt’s made a strong debut, may he follow it up soon.”
– Luna Kafe