Mick J Clark prays for and celebrates a world full of love and peace with his song "Sing Glory Glory Hallelujah"

British singer-songwriter, Mick J. Clark, has been published by Warner/Chappell Publishing and associated with Universal Records Operations. The artist is well-versed with pop, rock, dance, and R&B music, and also explores genres like ballads, country music, and Latin tunes. Clark does not have his own band, but often collaborates with various backing singers and producers for his tracks.

Clark creates music with meaning. His song, "Me My Body And I" is an empowering song addressing bullying and self-harm. While "You Don't Look Cool" discourages kids from picking up smoking and drug use. The artist has released a three albums, three EPs, and a box set of 60 tracks along with a few Christmas songs.

One of those Christmas songs is "Sing Glory Glory Hallelujah". The song starts will bells ringing, reminiscent of the Christmas Carols we're all familiar with. It's soft, soothing, perfect for a warm Christmas morning. It mentioning the tree, gifts, the three wise men but beyond that, it holds the true meaning of Christmas. The song is all about creating a peaceful and loving world for kid everywhere regardless of where they come from. And when people do recieve kindness and love and peace in their life, they can celebrate by singing "Glory Glory Hallelujah."

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