Natalie Clark's new single, "A Place Called Home" captures that rare magic in all its glory. The first release of her debut album on DVG Records, this synth-driven pop gem not only serves as an entrance into clark's world, but an emotional map throughout the slumps and humps of pursuing your dreams from miles and miles away from home.
Released on July 19th, "A Place Called Home" heralds a fascinating new chapter for the Scottish-born, LA-based musician. A co-production with Clark and L.A. producer Todd Spadafore, the track is awash in spacey synth layers and a driving beat that lifts her distinctive voice, a voice that's both powerfully sure and endlessly seeking. The track dwells in a bittersweet duality. The excitement of audacious new beginnings and the hushed ache of displacement.
That emotional honesty lingers long after the final chorus fades to black. Clark's commanding voice guides listeners through her journey, even as they find space for their own stories to land. The hook lands hard, with a chorus that doesn't soar so much as ache, echo, and yearn.
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