Born in London to Ghanaian parents, Benjamin Clementine, 25, was discovered busking in the Paris Metro in 2013 by a French music agent. In short order, the heroically cheek-boned singer who prefers to perform barefoot released his first EP, Cornerstone, and appeared on the BBC TV show Later with Jools Holland, where his galvanizing rendition of the title track earned a big thumbs-up from fellow guest Paul McCartney. His 2014 EP, Glorious You, sealed the deal with another set of proudly despairing kicks against pricks. His debut album At Least for Now features debut single ‘Cornerstone’ and B-side ‘London’, plus all four tracks featured on Glorious You – ‘Edmonton’, ‘Condolence’, ‘Adios’ and ‘Mathematics’, in addition to new cut, ‘Nemesis’.