Liz Clark is a New York City-based singer/songwriter with a crystalline tone and charismatic stage presence that shine through her poetic pop songs.
Her second album, Hand On The Stove (Pommier Music, 2005), garnered wide acclaimincluding airplay on Sirius Satellite Radio and the BBC. The video for her single, "Who's Your Angel," went to 3 on MTV's Logo Network. Liz has shared the stage with numerous well-known musicians including Joe Walsh, Ritchie Havens, Linda Perry, Bob Schneider, and The Counting Crows.
Liz has just finished recording her 3rd album, Pursuit - due out in fall or 2008- her most honest songwriting to date. The response to this new album has already been incredible with over 200 pre- orders in advance of the release, which is officially October 28th 2008. Liz has been touring and gaining respect in the U.S., U.K., and Ireland, and playing locally in New York with her band at venues such as Rockwood Music Hall, the Living Room, and the Red Lion. She has also touring with one of her musical side projects, the three-part harmony female trio, "Girl Parts", which raises money for Domestic and Sexual Violence awareness.
Born into a music loving family in Denver, CO., she was raised on a strict diet of rock and roll and folk music. At 12, she taught herself the guitar so she could play songs by her favorite band, the Beatles. In her later teens, she toured colleges and festivals throughout the West extensively in support of her first self-released record Love and War, which sold nearly 3,000 copies.
Watch the video for Who's Your Angel?
"Liz Clark adds a humor to the musical talent that demonstrates just how natural being a star is for her." - IndieSounds NY (Jan. '07 Issue 19)
"Catchy from beginning to end, this CD shows Liz Clark to be an exceptionally keen observer of the human condition" - Coffee House Musician (Mar. '06)
"Liz Clark is on a positive career path going straight UP!" - Babysue.com (Mar. '06)
"Hand on the Stove" ....a brilliant folky pop rock album." - Der Hospiegel. Germany (2006)
"It's the understated angst of (Hand On The Stove) that makes this album a must have" - Rox Box (2006)
"Liz Clark is on the verge of breaking through the oversaturated singer-songwriter genre with her new album "Hand On the Stove" - Gunnison Times
"Clark's suprisingly brawny guitar is matched by a strong, straightforward voice that's equally compelling" - Westword
"Liz's latest Hand On The Stove is a great collection of accessible, catchy, clever folk/rock tunes" - Harris Radio
"...honesty in Clark's songs is not a one-way street. She doesn't just offer confessionals, but is also looking for a response" - Riff Music Magazine
I wanted to share a little girly girlness. I am making Jewelry! Poetry Pendants.OUt of clay. Hand painted with oyster shells and wood and bones. Magic Merch!
i really don't understand why your not all over the charts.. it's quite confusing. somebody who makes real music they don't play, but somebody with zero talent get's plastered everywhere. serious illusions ans delusions in this business. sad so sad
I really enjoyed all 3 of you at Hotel Cafe! Give me a heads up if you're going to be passing through L.A. again, and maybe I can schedule you for an interview!
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