Artist description Chris Clark writes introspective songs that take the listener through themes of life, loss, love and hope. His hook-filled, acoustic guitar based songs range in style from somber and contemplative to dark and edgy. A lover of the acoustic guitar, Chris breaks singer/songwriter molds by using creative techniques and equipment to get different sounds out of the acoustic guitar. A prolific writer, he draws upon personal experience and poetic imagery to capture the mind of the listener.

Music Style Folk/Alternative/Emo/Pop/Acoustic

Musical Influences Loam, Elliott Smith, Shill Glen, Sunny Day Real Estate, Dryve, Denison Witmer, Chris Isaak, Jeremy Enigk, Jars of Clay, Gregory Page, Reeve Oliver, Noise Ratchet, Dashboard Confessional

Similar Artists Loam, Elliott Smith, Shill Glen, Sunny Day Real Estate, Dryve, Denison Witmer, Chris Isaak, Jeremy Enigk, Jars of Clay, Gregory Page, Reeve Oliver, Noise Ratchet, Dashboard Confessional

Artist History Chris Clark was born and raised in Northern California. Being the grandson of a well-known flamenco/classical guitarist, music was a always around. However, more interested in kickball and playing army....he ditched guitar lessons for playtime. Having the music virus present yet dormant, much of his years were dedicated to the sport of skateboarding. Skateboarding was life for a good 12 years or so. That was of course until he got hit with the music bug. Prompted by an ex-girlfriend, he started singing for a group (she forced him, you know how girls are...). Then he taught himself guitar and started writing songs. Then he got addicted to writing songs and buying guitars and spending lots of money on recording and quitting high paying jobs to play music.....and so on and so on. Chris now spends his time hustling cds and playing any and every show possible.

Group Members Chris Clark - singer/songwriter, guitars, vocals Band: Brian Dahinden - fretless electric bass Aaron Redfield - drums

Location san diego, ca - USA

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