Enthusiastic followers of modern R&B/Soul remember only a few months back when Cautious Clay unleashed The Hours: Morning. The quick yet potent, 8-song LP found the singer/songwriter/producer exploring a bright, pop terrain with his emphatic songwriting and natural knack for infectious melodies. The Hours: Morning was a daring genre leap compared to Clay’s more R&B-oriented discography, but with significant risk comes great rewards, as the artist’s pop-tinted project resulted in critical acclaim, with Clay’s concept being executed beautifully. A typical artist would frolic in these successes, but Clay is far from the average.
Rather than bask in the shining light of his successful LP, Clay returns with…

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