Ace Clark connects with Talib Kweli and Joell Ortiz for his new single ‘Signs’.

Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, Ace Clark was baptized in bars; from singing in the church choir to writing his first rhymes to impress girls. Although only 26 years old, Ace’s ever growing popularity lead to DJ Clue hosting his first project, to having legends such as Ice-T, LL Cool J, Slick Rick, Elzhi, Skyzoo and Peter Rosenberg support the rising artist.

Ace’s debut, The Good Fight, (2015) was well-received and received glowing marks from Afropunk, DJbooth, 2Dopeboyz, Vibe, HipHopDx, Team Backpack, The Source, Billboard, MTV, Hot 97 & BET’s 106 & Park to name just a few.

Ace’s mantra is about creating music that pushes the culture forward while withstanding the test of time; and that’s what he has accomplished with his sophomore album Black Privilege. The project is entirely composed, written and arranged by Ace and accentuated throughout by live instrumentation and neo-soul head-nods; all of the samples utilized on the project are Ace’s vocals that have been pitched corrected and modulated.

Today, Ace premieres his sophomore album’s lead-single, “Signs,” featuring fellow Planet Brooklynites Talib Kweli and Joell Ortiz. Ace Clark’s Black Privilege will be released on 9-14-18.

Related: Ace Clark – The Good Fight (EP)

Tracklisting & Credits For Ace Clark’s Black Privilege:

1. ‘Good Things’ f/ Naiika Sings
2. ‘Runnin’ f/ Mk Asante
3. ‘Black Don’t Crack’ f/ Chris Scholar
4. ‘Maxine’ f/ Elzhi
5. ‘All In’
6. ‘Rain or Shine’ f/ Kota the Friend
7. ‘Naïve’
8. ‘Hard to Breathe’ f/ Skyzoo & Tommy Versailles
9. ‘Out the Blue’ f/ Fashawn & Khalia Cummings
10. ‘War’
11. ‘They Don’t Know’ f/ Beanie Sigel & Jay Future
12. ‘You Don’t Know The Half’ f/ Khalia Cummings
13. ‘Signs’ f/ Talib Kweli and Joell Ortiz
14. ‘What Are We Here For’