Dj Clock - The Fourth Tick - A Clockumentary Presented By DJ Clock (CD) (DJ Clock )

The Clockumentary took more than 24 months to complete; what started off as a 3 CD compilation ended up being a 6 CD album featuring some of the best in the industry. DJ Clock is well known for his exciting, club banging tracks that are very popular with the younger market. The Clockumentary showcases a more mature and seasoned side of the popular DJ Clock better known for his electro kwaito. The Clockumentary shows DJ Clocks musical side, “I want to cater for a broader market, the older generation as well as the younger generation; all CD’s appeal to a different taste” said DJ Clock DJ Clock has managed to delivered good music that move the masses from the ‘1st Tick’. The talented producer delivers his beats effortlessly which keeps him coming up with hit after hit. “While producing the Clockumentary there was no pressure and no deadline the tracks just kept adding up” says DJ Clock. DJ Clock says it was fun working on the Clockumentary as he was working with friends and not just artists. DJ Clock has produced hits like ‘Imoto’ for Professor, ‘EX’ for Character featuring Professor and also produced albums for Queens of Dance as well as Mzekezeke under his label AM PM Productions which also signed a deal with the globally reputable Universal records. I took the liberty to ask DJ Clock which 3 tracks he would recommend and he picked the following tracks ‘Good job featuring Professor and Character’, ‘I still remember featuring Beatenburg/Pluto’ and Amabhiya featuring Lady Du. The track that DJ Clock is planning to promote in the year 2013 from his album is ‘Good job featuring Professor and Character’ with other tracks following in 2014. The one song that DJ Clock says he enjoyed working on is ‘I still remember featuring Beatenburg/Pluto’. DJ Clock was introduced to Beatenburg a rock group by a friend and collegue; he later had the opportunity to listen to their demo with which he was impressed. He says their working relationship was plutonic. The fact that Beatenburg are huge fans of DJ Clocks music meant they would learn from each other and bring South Africans a taste of both worlds with ‘I still remember’.