Gavin Clark was an English singer-songwriter whose evocative voice and introspective lyrics left an indelible mark on the independent music scene. Born on October 17, 1969, in the small town of Barton Seagrave, Northamptonshire, Clark's musical journey began at a young, impressionable age, leading him to craft songs that spoke volumes of his personal experiences, vulnerabilities, and the human condition. Best known for his soul-stirring melodies and a compelling ability to convey emotion through music, Gavin Clark's work often explored themes of redemption, love, and existential angst.

Over the years, Gavin Clark became synonymous with the hauntingly beautiful soundtracks that graced films and television series of Shane Meadows, a longtime collaborator and friend. His discography, including memorable albums like "Evangelist" and poignant singles such as "Never Feel This Young," "Whirlwind of Rubbish," "God Song," and "Painted Glass," showcased his versatile musical talent and deep, narrative-driven songwriting. His collaboration with musician & producer UNKLE further highlighted his adaptability and the depth of his artistry. Despite his untimely death on February 16, 2015, Gavin Clark's music continues to resonate with audiences around the world, leaving a legacy that profoundly celebrates the power of storytelling through song.