Lawrence Clark tenor saxophone · Josh Evans trumpet · Theo Hill piano · Conway Campbell bass · Genius Wesley drums
Lawrence Clark is a New York–based tenor saxophonist whose sound is rooted in the spiritual and exploratory tradition of modern jazz. Inspired by the John Coltrane Quartet and the Miles Davis Quintet, he combines a deep jazz tradition with a bold drive toward new creative territories. His style is defined by rhythmic freedom, harmonic depth, and collective improvisation.
A decade-long period with the Rashied Ali Quintet was key to his artistic development and to shaping his vision of ensemble interplay. Originally from Camden, New Jersey, he studied at Berklee College of Music, where he transitioned to tenor saxophone and studied with Fred Lipsius, Andy McGhee, and Billy Pierce. Immersed in Boston’s jazz scene, he refined his voice through constant performance before relocating to New York City.
Clark has performed internationally across Europe, Asia, and Africa, appearing at renowned venues and festivals such as Jazz Club Unterfahrt (Germany), Bird’s Eye Jazz Club (Switzerland), Jimmy Glass (Spain), Jazz Club 6000 (Denmark), and Blue Note Beijing (China).
