Songwriter

With a catalog of hundreds of songs, Cliff writes with and for artists across multiple genres. His songs appear in feature films, tv shows and national advertising campaigns.

Something Wicked

 

Listen to Cliff’s co-write with Concord Jazz artist, Spencer Day, from his new album The Mystery of You.

Cliff’s songs have been cut by artists in genres as diverse as jazz, pop, country and classical crossover.

Spencer Day

Spencer Day, sings his co-write with Cliff, “I’m Going Home,” on his sophomore release for the Concord Jazz label.

Jane Monheit

Grammy-nominated jazz vocalist, Jane Monheit, sings another Cliff Goldmacher/Larry Goldings collaboration, “Close.”

Spencer Day

Concord Jazz artist, Spencer Day, sings his co-write with Cliff entitled “Till You Come to Me.” The song stayed in the top ten on the Billboard jazz charts for 27 weeks and was the #1 Mediabase and #2 Billboard jazz song of 2010.

Mickey Hart Band

The Mickey Hart Band perform Cliff’s collaboration with Mickey Hart and Robert Hunter entitled “Cut the Deck.”

Jane Monheit

Grammy-nominated jazz vocalist, Jane Monheit, sings Cliff’s collaboration with Larry Goldings, “It’s Only Smoke.”

Ronan Tynan

Cliff’s co-write with hit-songwriter, Jeff Cohen, “The Light Inside of You” recorded by famed Irish tenor Ronan Tynan with London’s Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

Diane Chase

Cliff’s co-write with Sherrie Austin and Will Rambeaux, “Gone Dreamin” recorded by EMI artist, Diane Chase.

 

Big Mike Callan

The original demo of Cliff’s co-write with Kevin Douglas of “You’re Lyin’ Through Your Tooth” cut by Sony artist, Big Mike Callan.

Cliff’s songs have been used in national ad campaigns as well as in feature films and on NPR’s “This American Life.”

Table for Two

“Table for Two” appears in the feature film, “Trust the Man,” starring Julianne Moore and David Duchovny.

 Jazz

Coco Chanel

 Quietly

This One Day

 

Pop

Five Dollar Umbrella
(written with Lisa Loeb)

 I’m Still Here

 Free

 

Country

Pretty Good Waste of Time

The Man I Used to Be

 Early This Morning

 

Cross Genre

Set in Stone

Dream of Me

Bluebird