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Our latest anthem 'Forever Young' is wrapped with notions of sticking your fingers up to the world and refusing to grow up. It focuses on the unimportance of wealth and stature and how you shouldn't let the bad things in life change you. It is packed with scintilating vocal melodies and an emotive string section accompanied by a huge guitar solo to conlude the song. There's so much emotion packed into this song and definitely our most heartfelt yet.

Forever Young

This Charming Man Cover (Rock Revival Sessions)

Hate The Player is about an unsuccessful attempt at gaining the affection of someone wildly unattainable. Basically, love's losing game wrapped up in a musical body of Disco Rock and Roll

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Hate The Player

Fake It

Fever Dream

Weekend Millionaire

Never Ending Affair

Take Me Home

Stop The World

Nothing's As It Seems

Victim Of A Casual Thing

White Lifelines

Tell Me What You Want

Prologue

Element

I Don't Care

Don't Blink

Elisha

Exception

Pink Moon

Shut Me Out (Demo)

Golden Age (Demo)

Sixteen

Tokyo

Where Are You Now?

Lock down version of Murder On The Dance floor (Cover) - By The Clause
Original by Sophie Ellis-Bextor

Murder On The Dance Floor

Murder On The Dancefloor (cover)

In The Air (Cover of DMA's)
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In The Air (Cover)

In The Air (Cover of DMA's)

Cover of War Is Over one year on from the December 21st o2 Academy show

War Is Over (Cover)

War Is Over (John Lennon Cover)

Never Too Much (Cover)

The Clause are a 4-piece alternative group from Birmingham founded by school friends Pearce Macca (front man), Niall Fennell (drummer) and Jonny Fyffe (bassist), later joined by Liam Deakin (guitarist) at the start of 2016 to complete the lineup. Described as having a 60’s swagger with an 80’s groove and a 90’s attack, they still take inspiration from the big choruses in current Indie Rock records.
With a handful of singles under their name hailing at around 500,000 hundred thousand streams across all platforms, a string of hometown sell outs including the Institute 2 to a sellout crowd of 550 fans, The Clause pride themselves on their large success, having released all songs independently, with no large radio play, festival slots, sponsors, Label, Agent or Manager.
After selling out their hometown intimate show, where 150 tickets flew out in just short of 2 days, they embarked on a debut headline tour of 4 dates, selling out in Sheffield, Manchester, Glasgow and Birmingham with the majority being self-promoted.

The Clause

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