Clive Mitten London, UK
At Reading University in 1978, Clive formed the progressive rock band Twelfth Night in which he played basses, guitars and keyboards throughout the 1980s. Following a career in management consultancy and politics he resumed music-making again in 2017. Since then he has released several albums culminating in Transcriptions. ... more
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A fantastic journey through beautiful sounds. Full of orchestration and intricate passages.
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