Vindicam

Vindicam is Rapper Producer Sean Mulholland. Starting off as a hardcore MC age 13 at Dundees long closed Colosseum night club on brown street, Vindicam made the progression over the years to become one of Scotlands best known MCs and is known for his big production sound and lyrical prowess.

With musical influences from the energetic rap style of Hopsin to the story telling abilities of Jim Steinman, Vindicam breaks the sound barrier leaving people struggling to place him to a specific genre. Big bass songs slowed down with big brass and infectious rap melodies and hooks, piano led inspiring hip hop, and a lyrical style some say is reminiscent of Eminem, Vindicam blows the roof off with the same energy every time.

The recently completed debut album from Vindicam called Underdogs is planned for release early next year. The first single release also called Underdogs in only a few weeks racked up thousands of video views and was playlisted 7 times on radio stations in scotland! The 16 tracks on the album reflects the true nature and story of the Underdog… The fights, the losses, the wins, and the inspirations. This album was written to inspire, to empower, to make you laugh and to make you cry, and to give you goosebumps which is exactly what is does!

Everyone You Know

Everyone You Know are Rhys Kirkby-Cox and Harvey Kirkby, brothers from the satellite towns of London, blending influences from hip hop, punk and 90's rave to generate their own generational sound on their debut release 'Our Generation'.

Musically influenced by everything from Wu Tang to Shy FX, The Prodigy to Arctic Monkeys, it's nevertheless been family that's been the key to unlocking their current status as two of the hottest emerging artists in the UK. Their dad, a huge music fan who was heavily into jungle and hip hop when Rhys and Harvey were growing up, would soak them in east coast hip hop as well as tunes from the burgeoning jungle scene in the UK.

The first taster of their upcoming debut EP 'Cheer Up Charlie', the frank lyricism and vivid depictions of suburban life are sure to generate intrigue. As the brothers unpick the modern-day lives of kids their age, it's a stirring and weighty debut that delivers as melodically as it does emotionally - a ballad as much as it is an anthem.

Supports: The Medinas + Ark Royal

Clark's is a 16+ venue. U18s must be accompanied by an adult. (2 kids per adult MAX)