BIOGRAPHY
Jhon Clark was born in Petion-Ville, Haiti to a musical family in a little town called Marlique. Jhon Clark is a singer, song-writer, guitarist and producer by nature. His true interest in music exploded around the age seven. He studied the music in Haiti. He then moved to the United States at the age of 9 where he continued to sharpen his musical skills until he was mature enough to perform his songs with musician friends in school and at local night clubs in New York. Jhon Clark is certainly no rookie in the music business. His talent has only flourished with time. He founded the group Black Parents with his cousins in Montreal while he was in Erasmus Hall high School in Brooklyn. He then would travel to Canada every weekend to work on that project which was very successful with the song "Sansuel" also known as (Vini M Pale W Cheri) and a the canaval song "Farinen". He later developed a signature style on his first solo creole album known as "My Creole Chapter" with the hit single "Tashoo" and "Lari a Cho" in Haiti.
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Jhon Clark's new world music record will be available with every major distributor this fall of 2013. This is a record of mixed genres; from R&B Soul to Compas. The album will have 8 songs with some of his musician friends who featured on various tracks. While Jhon strives to achieve a musical balance, his style, musical expression and towering voice can only attract more admirers. With this new album, Jhon Clark hope to take many of you on a journey to his musical world.
