Cain Christopher Clément New Orleans, Louisiana
Cain Christopher Clément is an American singer-songwriter, poet, and painter, who has been a figure in small indie circles for the past decade. Much of Clément's most celebrated work such as his songs, "Dance Party" and "Bastille Day Babe", became anthems of both the student-ghetto parties of yesteryears and of those overweight boys who wished they had a girl. ... more
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