Abe Clark

Abe Clark holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and a Master of Fine Arts degree in Creative Writing from Full Sail University. Abe Clark has been in the teaching and entertainment business for almost forty years. Abe is an A&R for SALT Music Media and does Artist Development for Indie Record Labels in the Atlanta region. Abe started his career as a featured dancer on Soul Train, the hippest trip in America. He can be seen dancing in the 1977—1980 episodes. Abe also appeared on Broadway in the original cast of Dreamgirls. He was privileged to be a part of the initial workshop for the Broadway musical Jelly's Last Jam, which opened on Broadway, starring the legendary Gregory Hines. During his appearance on Broadway, Abe became one of the "go-to" background singers in New York City and Los Angeles.

While living in NY, Abe performed in Michael Jackson's "Bad" music video. After eight years of the Big Apple, Abe moved his family down to Atlanta, where he became the talent development guru for many of ATL's Indie artists over twenty years. On the production side, he's worked with Grammy Award-winning producer Vaughan Phoenix, Jazze Pha, Black Elvis, and Devyn Stephens of Upfront Records. Currently, he is working on launching the companies artist Micah Kiyo's third album.