Clarence Clarity – No Now
An exceptionally smart and emotional piece of music from Clarence Clarity, an artist yet to be given his proper due.
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An exceptionally smart and emotional piece of music from Clarence Clarity, an artist yet to be given his proper due.
Linkin Park has had to deal with lots of complains from the fans, due to the drastic change in their sound. And after following the band for 17 years, I kinda understand both sides’ frustration.
Although his Western heritage has always played a big part in his music, Asian-American singer-songwriter Khalil Fong has never made his penchant for East-meets-West fusion as clear as he has with his latest album Journey to the West; inspired by the classic Chinese tale.
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For once I’m rendered almost speechless, simply because there’s so much to say.