Filipino-Norwegian singer-songwriter Clinton Kane reminisces on his past with new song “14”

Debut album, MAYBE SOMEDAY IT’LL ALL BE OK due this summer

Clinton Kane has shared “14,” the latest song lifted from his forthcoming debut album due this summer via Columbia Records. The reflective record transports listeners to Clinton’s 14-year-old self and follows his inner monologue as he grows into adulthood. Listen HERE and watch the accompanying official video HERE. 

In speaking about the new song, Clinton says: “I’ve teased this song for officially a year; I wish I took another year to tease, but I would’ve gotten cancelled. Can’t believe ‘14’ is finally out!

This song breaks my heart into a million pieces every single time I listen to it. I wrote it 2 years ago when I was at my lowest with myself – doubting every single thing about me: how I grew up, where I’m from, and who I am. This song took a year to write, with 30 different choruses and verses being written to this track. I hope you find peace when you listen to this song and know that you are not alone in this world.”

Filipino-Norwegian chart-topper Clinton Kane reels from a terrible breakup on rock-leaning single ‘Go To Hell’

Filipino-Norwegian singer-songwriter Clinton Kane has finally released “GO TO HELL,” a breakup song that finds him reeling from the dissolution of a romantic relationship. 

Often referred to as “the rock song” on socials, the track shows a different side of the dynamic artist while keeping Clinton’s songwriting at the forefront.

Speaking about the new track, Clinton emphasizes that the song is completely different from anything that he has released in the past, and that it has a more alternative rock-leaning edge to it. “ Hey my family. Third single of the f*cking year, the rock song, is finally out. I Love you with all my heart. This is Clinton Kane rock era baby! I hope you love the song, and I love you for your patience. I know I’m a big tease, but you are my everything. Go Listen to ‘Go To Hell’ everywhere.”