It took almost four years until Clinark his solo album "Journey To Foreign" could not publish the long gestation period has not hurt the quality.

Clinark had previously worked in various bands and combos, until he decided in 2004 to London to produce a solo album for which he joined the staff of the Mafia and Fluxy secured scene sizes, which are also the same drum and bass-lines grossed. Even before the musician from Bermuda had made a name as "reggae torch" and reminds his fantastic voice and stage presence to his rootsy the good old days of the 70s and early 80s. His career clearly demonstrates his musical skills that go far beyond simple talent out and you quickly realize that someone has really learned to make music. Even though Bermuda is not just for the typical Caribbean reggae scene appears, but just from here, a new size of reggae come to believe not just by his Jamaican origin, but by his musical repertoire. This man can not only sing, but also each of its 19 riddims self-produced, and play under his direction of experienced & well-known musicians have.

Such a big-Culture Roots album in the tradition of his own musical heroes Aswad, Morgan Heritage and Luciano was born. The latter is also represented with the same title Glorify. In addition, there are other important names of the current Roots Culture Scene such as Maxi Priest, Fantan Mojah and Troy Anthony.

This plate will make a splash here as well, as since Sept. 2008 in England, where she has long since climbed out of the subculture in the radio charts.

Me personally, the riddims sound just a little too much could be deeper on the computer and the bass, but I'm looking forward to hear soon, Clinark to local dances.

more about Clinark HERE

www.clinark.com

Direct link for the new single "I'LL BE THERE": HERE