Folk Pop from Clark Graham

Canadian born, Vancouver based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Clark Graham is a gifted indie folk artist who’s been delighting fans with his charming songwriting for years. With a compelling voice made for country style music, he brings his sonic vision to life with his extraordinary musicianship which sees him play all the instrumentation on his records as well as handling the production.

The all-round musical talent first introduced his original sound in 2018 with the release of his debut single “Scarecrow” which he’s followed up with a further seven singles and five full-length records. Developing his artistic skill in the Vancouver music scene, he then moved to Los Angeles where he left his mark throughout California as a prolific performer and songwriter and became a staple showman of The Hotel Cafe in Hollywood.

Now back in his hometown in Canada, and blessed with his own studio, he’s recently released his stunning new album Southlands. Bringing us the lead single from his latest LP he shares the new release of “The Girl With Mountains In Her Eyes”, offering the perfect taste of his graceful folk sound.

Delivering a style that’s respectful to the traditions of his roots while threading his alluring pop writing throughout, his new single showcases Clark Graham at the top of his game on a truly timeless song. With a delicately husky vocal style carrying vivid storytelling lyricism to paint a sonic picture that’s both moving and uplifting, on “The Girl With Mountains In Her Eyes” the artist sets the benchmark for modern folk songwriting and arrangement.

Commenting on the single, he shares, “‘The Girl With Mountains In Her Eyes’ is a song that’s inspired by the joy of a new love coming into your life and the regret of letting it slip through your hands. At it’s core the lyrics talk about the sacrifice it takes in life to follow your dreams, and the personal cost that comes with pursuing your calling.”

Adding, “Sometimes we can’t truly appreciate something or someone until it’s too late and they’re gone. The character in the song is left to wonder what might have been if he’d chosen to stay and be with the girl with mountains in her eyes.”

Listen to The Girl With Mountains In Her Eyes below