From close melody lines to multi-layered vocals, Céltica Romántica vividly evokes rugged natural landscapes: from the fields to the stars. In this collection of remixes, David Antony Clark joins with New Zealand singer/songwriter Radha Sahar to combine their hauntingly evocative compositions, celebrating their Irish and Scottish roots.

World features 10 of David's most popular World Music favourites: remixed and re-mastered. This collection melds a variety if ethnic instruments and languages, unique invented sounds, and modern rhythms to produce powerfully evocative sonic soundscapes. David's abiding passions are music, travel, and the natural world and World can, in many ways, be considered an autobiography.

Rock Art features remixes and re-masterings of David's most successful neo-primal classics. A strongly evocative sense of place and mood pervades this album. The primitive rhythms of our early ancestors are captured in evocative and melodic soundscapes. A dazzling variety of sounds are banged or shaken out of many organic materials then digitally sampled to develop the basis for David's infectious rhythms. With loping percussion beats and unhurried arrangements, it recalls life when time was marked by the sun and stars and modern technology was a hand axe. Rock Art speaks to the primal being within us all.

Best known for his neo-primal instrumental music, David presents an intriguing four-track EP of lyric-based songs. These range from the ironic to the autobiographical to the deeply personal. Take a stroll through the psyche of David Antony Clark.

Combining environmental soundscapes and contemporary rhythm, David mixes ethnic voices and instrumentation summoning powerfully evocative images to capture the spiritual essence of some of the world's most revered sacred sites. With this album David uses a variety of ethnic languages and instruments melding them with unique invented sounds. He ranges widely - from New Zealand to Nepal, Syria to Peru and is joined by musicians and vocalists from many world traditions.

Born in New Zealand's southern city of Dunedin, David spent most of his early years on a musical diet of British folk and rock. From the age of 15 David played regularly in bands as acoustic and bass guitarist, touring many of the remotest parts of the country.

Most of David’s third decade was spent in Europe, notably in Ireland, France, Germany, and Austria where he taught English and guitar. A lengthy period of traveling the hippy highway brought him into contact with the many cultures of the Middle East, Indian subcontinent, South America and Nepal, to which he returns regularly.

His love of music, travel and technology combined when he encountered Jon Mark, formerly of the Mark-Almond band, and his partner Thelma Burchell and was invited to join their White Cloud label. David's involvement with White Cloud introduced him to fellow New Zealand artists Philip Riley and Peter Pritchard: an association that continues and develops.

David continues to travel the world in his quest for musical and cultural experience and to record the sounds of environments and cultures for future generations. He has explored the Pacific, the Far East and American continent and still his greatest inspiration continues to be drawn from the beauty of the natural world.

David now lives near Wellington, New Zealand where he and fellow White Cloud artist and business partner Radha Sahar run UCA Recording a digital production and mastering house specializing in educational resources. He also works along side Jon Mark as mixing and mastering engineer.

David’s ambition is to continue traveling, spending more time in Europe and the United States discussing and promoting his work and pushing yet further the boundaries of neo-primal music.