Carleigh Clark
Carleigh Clark grew up in Eden, Utah, where folk and country music were part of the local sound. She started writing songs early, and her debut album was...
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Carleigh Clark grew up in Eden, Utah, where folk and country music were part of the local sound. She started writing songs early, and her debut album was called 'The Long Way Home.' Later records included 'Empty Spaces,' 'Under the Willow Tree,' and 'New Light.'
Her best-known song is 'Summer's End,' which has a haunting melody and deals with nostalgia and the passage of time. Clark has worked with musicians like guitarist Mark Johnson, bassist Matt Hansen, and drummer Ryan Gauld on her recordings and live shows.
Some critics found her style too raw or emotional early on, but she kept writing about vulnerability and heartbreak. Her music doesn't try to smooth over those feelings, which is what connects with her listeners.
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