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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Neil Steinberg

She played a Chicago gig, and only one person showed up

British singer/songwriter Josienne Clarke performing live. After a 2016 show on Belmont Avenue, she wrote “Chicago,” a song encouraging listeners to “make their peace with failure.” It’s on her record “Onliness (songs of solitude & singularity)” released last April. (Provided)

Most of the music I listen to is 40 years old. Or more. Trying to keep even a little current, I started seeking out recent artists. One day Apple Music served up a song called “Chicago” by British singer/songwriter Josienne Clarke.

Drawn by the name, I gave it a listen.

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