With over four decades in the music industry, Clark has worked across genres, continents, and mediums as a mixer, engineer, and producer. His work has earned both Grammy and Emmy awards—including a Grammy for Wayne Shorter’s Alegría and an Emmy for score mixing on Amazon’s Mozart in the Jungle. His career began behind a live console at Los Angeles’ legendary Hong Kong Café, mixing for punk pioneers like X, Circle Jerks, Agent Orange and Social Distortion. That hands-on experience led to work at Mystic Sound in Hollywood, where he contributed to records from the city’s emerging punk scene. Seeking to deepen his studio expertise, he joined Hollywood Sound Recorders, collaborating with artists including Michael Jackson, Tina Turner, and The Crusaders. Feeling a need for change, he moved to the Lombardia region of Italy. He took up residence in a 14th century castle outside of Como that housed 2 recording studios. He remained living there for 2 years while working on various eclectic projects.Upon returning to Los Angeles, he joined Ocean Way Recording, expanding into jazz, orchestral, and pop production with artists such as U2, Madonna, Lionel Richie, and XTC. Since then, he has recorded and mixed around the world—in Cuba, Korea, Spain, Italy, the UK, Japan, and throughout the U.S.—working with Herbie Hancock, Sting, Chick Corea, Angélique Kidjo, David Benoit, Placido Domingo, and The Fray, just to name a few. His extensive scoring work includes collaborations with Michel Colombier, Bill Conti, Nicholas Pike, Wendy & Lisa, and Disney.Today, Clark continues to mix and produce from WonderWorld Studio, his personal studio nestled in Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles.