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Nick Clark-Spear: Bathroom acoustics is the new studio.

Go check out Nick Clark-Spear’s interpretation of “O Holy Night”, actually one of my favorite Christmas carols. Bathroom acoustics is the new studio in this user-generated content Web 2.0 Internet era. And it does a pretty descent job.

This young promising baritone has passion and talent which I know will take him far. He’s also such a good friend of mine with such a remarkable voice too if you ask me!

Leave a comment while you are there if you liked it! Enjoy!

Josh Groban - O Holy Night by Nick Clark-Spear

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