The 20-year-old songbird, of Rivervale, will do just that on Saturday when she and piana-playing friend Jonathan Warwick team up for a night of cool tunes.
Having played together for a few years, their performance is expected to be colourful and varied, with a distinctive take on songs new and old.
‘I draw a lot of inspiration from the way Jonathan plays, he’s an absolute crazy master on the jazz scales,’ Clark said.
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READ NOW‘I always sing songs that mean something to me, so whether it’s something I can relate to personally, things that have happened directly to me, or to other people that I’m close to.’
She began performing six years ago and is already making a name for herself in Australia.
Clark has sung at Jenolan Caves in the Blue Mountains and the Sydney Opera House, and was the support act for Grammy winning, singer-songwriter Shawn Colvin earlier this year.
Clark said one of her most memorable performance was for a high school speech night.
‘We did Amazing Grace and I remember the last verse of it was acapella, so I sang by myself without instruments to a packed Concert Hall with this amazing acoustic’