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Mick J. Clark hits full speed with his new album 'Pole Position'

  • Writer: FLEX
    FLEX
  • 17 hours ago
  • 1 min read

There’s a palpable sense of triumph surrounding Mick J. Clark right now, and 'Pole Position' sounds exactly like the victory lap it was meant to be. After years of relentless songwriting, chart appearances, major publishing recognition and a growing international presence, he has delivered an album that celebrates this milestone.


From the very first track 'There's Nothing Anybody Can Do', there’s a clarity of purpose. Clark writes like someone who genuinely loves the craft of songwriting. Big choruses, clean arrangements, and melodies that feel instantly familiar in the best possible way. It stands tall in its sincerity, inviting us to sing along, sway, and feel as it plays.


Across ten songs, he showcases impressive versatility. There are punchy guitar-led moments that carry a driving pulse, soulful touches that nod toward rhythm-and-blues warmth, and country-leaning cuts that embraces narrative storytelling. But it’s the emotionally resonant slow-burners like 'My Friend Yvonne' that truly shine. These tracks are reflective, melodic, and crafted with an ear for timeless appeal.


What makes 'Pole Position' particularly exciting is the context around it. With a catalogue that spans dozens of songs, multiple chart entries, and even Grammy recognition in previous work, he’s built a foundation that now feels ready to scale. Major publishing support and a UK record deal signal that industry confidence is aligning with his long-term vision.


With radio already embracing the material across multiple territories and live performances on the horizon, 'Pole Position' feels like the beginning of an exciting new chapter. It’s polished, melodic, and unashamedly accessible. And it radiates the kind of enthusiasm that reminds you why pop-leaning songwriting continues to endure.



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