DJ Clock on divorce, fatherhood and finding his way back to music

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“I had to put everything else aside and focus on my children,” says house music veteran DJ Clock as he reflects on the years he spent rebuilding his life away from the spotlight following a difficult divorce.

Speaking to Sowetan, the award-winning producer lifted the lid on how he has been navigating fatherhood, healing from one of the most challenging periods of his life and rediscovering his passion for music. He also discussed his return to the industry with his new EP, Radiance, and why the project represents hope, growth and the light he found after a difficult chapter.
3 Jun English South Africa News

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