London-based artist CLAPMUTT is a visionary creative who plies his trade as a singer-songwriter, art life model, dancer and visual artist. A self-professed ‘Pop Clown’, his distinctive trademark image sees him don lipstick and a blue plaster bow tie as he expresses himself through multi-disciplinary artistic pursuits.
His unique outlook sees him champion the notion that ‘fun = success’, while supporting the HIV community through his work that holds the sentiments that pop doesn’t just stand for ‘popular’ but also ‘population’. With his electrifying stage presence, fans have been entertained by his enthralling performances that have seen audiences attribute #unexpected, #entertaining and #chameleon as his characteristic hashtags.
Seeking to bring positive change to the world and using music as a means to reframe people’s perceptions, he brings us his debut single as CLAPMUTT with the track titled “U=U”. Linking up with TrescaLou on the track, with his debut single the artist drops a captivating electronic pop outing.
Not only serving to mark his first foray as a music artist, with “U=U” CLAPMUTT shares the message of scientific fact that ‘Undetectable = Untransmittable’, helping to end the stigma around those that have HIV, specifically shining a light on the often overlooked and most prominent group affected by the condition; women.
Laying down a spacey beat-driven alternative pop sound, on his debut single CLAPMUTT makes an artistic statement that builds excitement for his next sonic move via a worthy debut track.
Listen to U=U below
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