LC Clark: A Legacy of Music and Southern Soul

Born in the Deep South and now based in Georgia, LC Clark was raised on a foundation of strong family values and immense musical talent. He was mentored by his brother, the superstar Lewis Clark, a master musician who taught LC to play eleven different instruments. Lewis’s own storied career includes surviving the tragic 1967 plane crash that claimed the life of the legendary Otis Redding—a moment that remains a profound part of music history.

LC’s own career is marked by high-profile performances and collaborations. He notably wrote and performed for Dr. Ronald McNair, the pioneering physicist and astronaut who was tragically lost on the Space Shuttle Challenger.

Throughout his journey, LC has shared the stage with icons like Stevie Wonder, collaborated with several major producers, and managed some of the most talented R&B artists in the Metro Atlanta area. As the founder of the Atlanta Mass Choir, his influence on the Gospel and soul scene is well-established.

Today, LC is returning to his roots, currently producing his latest project: a Southern Down-Home Small Town Country album that captures the heart and spirit of the South.