Raven Ase Clark wants to see more community in Cleveland’s experimental music scenes. The artist, who performs under the moniker Uniity, moved from Philadelphia to Cleveland two years ago to pursue a degree at Cuyahoga Community College’s Recording Arts Technology Program. Since then, she’s performed at most of the indie venues in town, earned a Panza Foundation Grant and hit the road for tours with bands around the United States. Last year, she released her harsh, experimental, genre-bending album "HIIVES." This year, she’s releasing more singles and getting her studio, Antiphon Sound, up and running for independent musicians to utilize. Through it all, Clark has taken major strides in her music career, and experienced the good and bad of it — both the support she’s received in Northeast Ohio and also the tension that can occur when finding success. Those experiences are reflected in her new single “IMadeYou.” “The music industry is not a very nice place. It’s filled with a lot of...