Over the last several years Cam Clark has weaved his way around a fretboard for numerous Toronto rock and roll bands. While spending his nights onstage pummeling notes through an old Fender amp, Clark found himself whiling away his days plucking Nick Drake-ish melodies on an old beat up acoustic. Little did he know he was laying the groundwork for the honest, heartfelt songs that would later come to light. In early 2007 he released his debut solo EP This Dark Season Is Reborn which features six tracks that "strike the right balance between Americana, Indie and chilled out folk."

While still making time for solo-acoustic appearances, Winter 2008 finds Clark fine-tuning his live performances with The Commune, a group of "old musical cronies" who've helped to flesh out the songs in a more electric environment. "Its great being able to span both sides of the spectrum," says Clark. "I like being in the position that we can make every show totally different depending on the crowd, venue or availability of the band...to be able to go from whisper quiet to sonically noisy over the course of evening is just a blast."

Americana UK says about the EP:
"A proper little gem... Time flies when you enjoy yourself, and the same applies to "This Dark Season is Reborn". If Clark's debut is anything to go by, we can expect great things..."

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