Clinark, The Reggae Torch, finally releases the Living in a Concrete Jungle (Aint that Something) Riddim featuring Richie Spice on a new EP.

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Clinark, The Reggae Torch, finally releases the Living in a Concrete Jungle (Aint that Something) Riddim featuring Richie Spice on a new EP.

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Nurture Projects Music announces the release of Clinark's (pronounced Klin_Ark ) new Reggae, Modern Culture, Riddim EP 'Concrete Jungle (Aint That Something/(Concrete Jungle) Riddim available on MP3 Download on iTunes & Amazon. Clinark: Bermudian/UK solo artist, singer/song writer/producer has released the following 9 tracks on EP: Aint That Something (Clinark) Radio Mix Riddim, Dub,Rub A Dub Mix, Raw Mix & Dub Organ Ride (Mafia & Clinark).Living In Concrete Jungle (Clinark & Richie Spice) Radio Mix, Dub & Rub A Dub Mix. The vinyl edition of Concrete Jungle and the Dub will be out shortly.

Clinark has released the tracks from the demo stage to the final production with 7 previously unreleased versions of the 'Aint that' Riddim. The 'Aint That' riddim was originally composed by Clinark in 2005 for his acclaimed debut album 'Journey to Foreign (2009). The ‘Journey album is a 20 track album. All 19 of the songs were composed and written by Clinark with several collaborators featuring on the album, including Maxi Priest, Gramps Morgan and Peter Heritage, Irie Love, Kofi, Fantan Mojah, Luciano and Troy Anthony.

Over the 4 years that it took to bring the production out. the popular 'Concrete Jungle' & 'Aint that' songs were developed from the same riddim. 'Aint That' was originally a song that Clinark wrote on his own, independent label Nurture Projects Music, in 2005. It was one of the most favoured songs for a time amongst the few at the beginning. In 2008, Clinark approached Richie Spice's management about collaborating on another riddim for the album; Richie Spice decided that he wanted to use the 'Aint that 'riddim for a new collaoration. Clinark says' It was a dilemma at first, Richie came back with 'Concrete Jungle’ and it was outstanding but after all the work we had put into 'Aint that ' and the the fact that I loved singing the song,I couldn’t put it aside either, so after a discussion we agreed that we would use the same riddim for 2 songs on the album.'

Also in this collection is a demo track 'Raw Mix' that shows the strength of Clinark's earlier vocals at one of the recording sessions as Mafia & Fluxy studio in Tottenham north London. This being one of the last projects produced at the legendary duo's studio, with Gussie P as the engineer in 2006.

Credits:

Executive Producer: Clinark (C.Dill) Producers: Leroy ‘Mafia’ Heywood’ & Dave ‘Fluxy’ Heywood.Production/Mixing Engineer: Carl ‘Dillie’ McLeod Recorded At Stingray Studios, London, UK. Recording Engineer (Tracks): Gussie P, Recorded At Mafia & Fluxy Studios, London, UK.Keyboards & Bass Guitar: Leroy ‘Mafia’ Heywood,Drums & Percussions: Dave ‘Fluxy’ Heywood,Riddim & Lead Guitar: Stanley Andrews,Backing Vocalists: Kofi & Barbara Knapp.All Tracks originally composed by Clinark,Original Demo Producer: Tony ‘Tec T’ Edwards, Mastered by Mike Caplin, Lion Fox Studio, Washington DC, USA, and Kevin Reeves, Universal Music Group.

Aint That Something (Clinark)(C.Dill/JLEdwards) Nurture/BMI
Living In Concrete Jungle (Clinark & Richie Spice) R.Bonner/M.Bonner) Nurture/Universal
(c) (p) Nurture Projects Music

Clinark's 'Journey to Foreign' album is available on CD and MP3 download. Copies are available in record shops and from clinark.com in the UK, ErnieB's in USA www.ebreggae.com or www.cdbaby.com/cd/clinark2. It is also available on digital download on various sites including iTunes, Amazon, and more.

Samples are on www.myspace.com/Clinarkmusic

Promo copies are available for review on request.

More information can be found online at http://www.clinark.com

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