WME DEVELOPING ARTIST & ACM RED CARPET STANDOUT CLARK HILL RELEASES POWERFUL FATHER’S DAY ANTHEM “DADDY’S WORDS”

Emerging country music standout Clark Hill is set to release his deeply personal new single, “Daddy’s Words,” on June 19, perfectly timed just ahead of Father’s Day weekend. Fresh off a high-profile appearance on the ACM Awards red carpet, the Florida-born singer-songwriter continues to build massive momentum as a rising artist at WME under the guidance of acclaimed agent Barry Jeffery.

While the track begins as an intimate tribute to Hill’s late father, it quickly unfolds into a universal anthem exploring grief, faith, forgiveness, and the enduring legacy of the people who shape us. In an era where the music industry often prioritizes fleeting trends and algorithms, “Daddy’s Words” cuts through the noise with uncompromising honesty. The narrative follows Hill through pivotal life chapters—from teenage heartbreak and personal missteps to standing beside his father’s deathbed—all anchored by the timeless wisdom that continues to guide him.

The song and its timing are driven by genuine, real-life loss. The release ahead of Father’s Day represents where the truth landed rather than a calculated marketing campaign, tapping into an experience nearly everyone understands: wishing for just one more conversation with someone whose voice still echoes through their life.

Hill is no stranger to the industry grind, having already built an established, fiercely loyal fanbase. The powerhouse vocalist has performed over 500 shows across 14 countries, sharing stages with country heavyweights like Chris Young and Cody Johnson. “Daddy’s Words” is poised to deeply move his existing audience while introducing Hill’s authentic storytelling to a broader demographic.

About Clark Hill
Clark Hill is an emerging country music artist represented by WME. Known for his authentic songwriting and commanding live presence, the Florida native has toured extensively worldwide, cementing his status as one of the genre’s most promising developing voices.