Mick J. Clark - Anuther Sunny Holiday #Flyah Submission

My name is Mick J Clark, I am a singer/songwriter who since going without school dinners aged eleven, for 4 months to buy my first guitar, also play drums and keyboards. I have written over 50 songs of which forty are being played in shops via Emerge Media. I have released three Albums and three E.Ps on the Nima Records Label, called, ‘Notes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. Pop, Rock, Dance, Ballads, Country and Latin. Hopefully my personality comes through in my songs, fun, emotional, rebellious, amusing and all of them heartfelt. I have been in the Reverbnation Top 10, Pop Chart twice, Number 5, in April 2018 with 'There's Nothing Anybody Can Do', and No 8 in the U.K. National Chart. Accepted by Music X Ray and Pleased to say I'm played on many radio stations. I am Promoting my Birthday song, 'Blow Those Candles Out', and my Summer song, 'Anuther Sunny Hulliday', which also has a fun 'Dance You Tube' with it as well.
I had my first fictional book released in May 2018, called, 'Message From A Star', Pub by Austin Macauley, with very good reviews from Kirkus and Blue Ink.
I also have a Christmas E.P. out called ‘Mick’s Christmas Mix’, 25,000 streams, and I also have two songs on a Christmas Album, 100,000 streams, called ‘The Indie Christmas Album’.
Also this year I have two songs on a Summer Album called ‘Strictly Summer’ on Nima Records.
My albums are on ITUNES, Amazon, Spotify, YouTube and Reverbnation.

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