Bryan Clark: Press

Clark’s musical style does not belong to any one genre. Not only does he transcend genres from song to song on this album, Clark sometimes does the same thing within the same song – a nifty talent and difficult to pull off as seamlessly as he does.
Clark has a rich, smooth voice that punctuates his talents as a songwriter. Lyrics are well-penned, well-sung and often profound.

“A truly unique artist. His ability to mix and transform genres is a pure delight for the ears.”

“Bryan has engaging warmth in his voice. He sounds like a bluegrass singer and not some Buzzcock from the bay area”

This could be one the years best CDs. Work Songs of Love? is for music lovers. Serious lyrics. Serious guitar/dobro.

Bryan Clark is a rising star to watch. Carrying the torch for the new breed of Texas singer-songwriters.

"Bryan Clark has a jazz-funk sensibility akin to Hollywood studio cats like Lee Ritenour, Larry Carlton, and Steve Lukather. An understated composer with echoes of vintage Pat Metheny, Clark exploits space and timbre in his long, modally tinged, melodic passages."

Bryan's influences are wide ranging to say the least. Classical meets improvisation here with no genre (inc. rock and bluegrass) left unexplored.

Thoughtful & introspective lyrics that thoroughly engage the listener. Jazz phrasings, bluegrass flatpicking, Dobro, blues, acrobatic rhythm guitar playing - Bryan does it all with a grace & fluidity that is pure poetry.