Marc Slutsky is an American drummer and percussionist known for his dynamic, groove-driven playing and his versatility across rock, pop, alternative, and electronic genres. Originally from Merrick, NY. Slutsky built his reputation as both a touring and studio drummer, working with a wide range of internationally recognized artists.

Slutsky first gained broader visibility performing with Splender, a late-1990s/early-2000s alternative rock band signed to Columbia Records. The bands first album “Halfway Down The Sky” was produced by Todd Rundgren. The group achieved chart success with their singles “Yeah, Whatever” and “I Think God Can Explain,” helping establish Slutsky as a solid and expressive drummer. Splender made a second album on Clive Davis’s J records “To Whom It May Concern” which featured Slutsky’s drumming further.

After Splender, Slutsky became a highly in-demand touring and session musician. Over the years he has performed, recorded, or toured with artists including:

In addition, Slutsky has appeared extensively on TV including shows such as X-Factor, The View, Good Morning America, Queen Latifah Show, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Last Call with Carson Daily, Late Show with David Letterman, Wendy Williams Show, 2010 Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting (NBC) with Kylie Minogue, and Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Known for his precision, musical sensitivity, and ability to adapt to an artist’s sonic identity, Slutsky has built a long career in both live performance and studio work. He is also recognized for his professionalism, strong pocket, and nuanced stylistic range—from Mellow introspective songwriters to atmospheric electronic textures and hard-hitting rock.

Today, Marc Slutsky continues to work as a full-time touring and recording drummer, collaborating with major artists all over the world.