Robin Clark is an American vocalist best known for her work as a featured artist with the Scottish band Simple Minds on their multi-platinum album Once Upon a Time. For two years, she was also featured on their highly successful "Alive and Kicking" world tour. Robin also appears in three Simple Minds videos "Alive and Kicking", "All The Things She Said" and "Sanctify Yourself."

Ms. Clark has performed vocals on numerous tours and albums, including work with the some of the world's most legendary artists.

Robin has worked with some of the most notable producers in the music business including Arif Mardin, Ahmet Ertegun, Phil Ramone, Jimmy Iovine, Tony Visconti and Alan Menken just to name a few. She has appeared in the major motion picture "Keeping The Faith" starring Ben Stiller, on the soundtracks for the Disney animated films "Tarzan" and "Hercules," the animated Academy Award nominated Fox feature film "Anastasia," and Spike Lee's "Get On The Bus."

Robin has appeared singing background several times on David Letterman, Jimmy Fallon, Jay Leno, Conan O'Brien, Ellen DeGeneres, Good Morning America, The Today Show, The View and Luther Vandross' final appearance on the Oprah Winfrey show. Over a 45-year career, Robin has sung on hundreds of TV and radio commercials from Windex to the long running TV jingle "Jamaica One Love" for the Jamaica Tourist Board.

In 2013, the BBC released the documentary "David Bowie's 5 Years" which she is featured in, as well as Morgan Neville's Academy Award winning documentary about background singers "Twenty Feet From Stardom," along with "David Bowie Sound And Vision" on the Biography Channel. Robin was signed to Columbia/HME by John Hammond and released her only solo album, Surrender. She is currently working on Alicia Keys album for release in 2016.

She is married to Carlos Alomar, legendary guitarist and David Bowie collaborator. They have a daughter Lea Lorien, who is a Grammy nominated singer/songwriter and recording artist.