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Mark Clennon

b. 1990

Jamaican Canadian singer (born 1990)

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Born 1990. Mark Clennon is a singer.

Mark Anthony Clennon (born August 13, 1990), credited professionally as Mark Clennon or Clennon, is a Jamaican Canadian singer, musician, writer, producer, and actor.

Born in Kingston and raised in Jamaica, Canada, and the United States, Clennon released several projects as a musician before attracting acclaim for his debut acting performance in the feature film I Don't Know Who You Are, which premiered in the Discovery program at the 2023 Toronto International Film Festival. Clennon was nominated for a Canadian Screen Award for his work on the film's title track in 2025.

The music video for Clennon's 2022 song "Kingston" became the first music video shot in Jamaica to feature an on-screen romance between two men.

Clennon's first EP, When the Smoke Clears, which consists of four songs, was released on August 19, 2016. A music video was released on January 18, 2017. His second single, "Don't Die", was released later that year and was called "powerful" by Complex writer Katie Kelly, and a "sombre pop masterpiece" by Entertainment Weekly. Another single, "Find You", was released with an accompanying music video on February 27, 2017, through Paper.

Around this time, Clennon left Moonshine and signed with another Canadian record label, Bonsound. He subsequently released his second EP, Passion, produced by Grammy Award-winning duo Rainer + Grimm, in 2019.

His third EP, Foreign, was released in 2021 and featured the singles "Part of Your World", "Not Perfect", and "Don't Start a Fire".

In 2022, during Pride Month, Clennon released a single titled "Kingston" with an accompanying music video that featured a romantic storyline between Clennon and male model Jean-Julien Hazoumi. The music video, filmed in Kingston, became the first music video shot in Jamaica to feature an on-screen romance between two men.

In 2025, he released a single titled "No Pain" under the stage name Clennon. the 5th Paris Independent Film Festival, the 34th Connecticut LGBTQ Film Festival, Clennon's song "Not Perfect" is featured in the film.

I Don't Know Who You Are

Clennon reprised the role of Benjamin in Bone's feature film I Don't Know Who You Are, which premiered in the Discovery program at the 2023 Toronto International Film Festival. Clennon also served as a story editor and a producer on the film. This marked Clennon's debut acting performance in a feature-length film. Clennon was named as one of the festival's "Rising Stars", and his performance in the film received acclaim from critics. The film was picked up for theatrical distribution in 2024. In 2025, for his work on the title track of I Don't Know Who You Are, Clennon was nominated for the Canadian Screen Award for Best Original Song.

Personal life Clennon is out as gay.

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Who is Mark Clennon?

Jamaican Canadian singer (born 1990)

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Mark Clennon was born on 13 August 1990 in Kingston.

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