Not one human being is insignificant, faceless, or nameless.
The whole world should feel a void if one of us is missing.

The Band Born with a Mission
Clementine member Jannel Rap's sister, Gina Bos, disappeared in 2000. Clementine emerged through Gina's disappearance. Their four separate identities fused into a sweet harmony with a rich blend of pop, roots, rock, country and folk with a built-in mission to be a champion for the missing and leading the cause in the annual Squeaky Wheel Tour®.

Although the band tours regularly, each year they join the Squeaky Wheel Tour®, or SWT,  which is a series of hundreds of events for nineteen days from Oct 17-Nov 4, where artists all over the world profile missing people.

This band born with a mission set aside their musical identities to create a project to potentially make more noise than they could as individuals. Using their voices for those who had no voice from the inspiration of Gina for the sake of others Clementine tours the country promoting the names and faces of those who have gone missing. Clementine meets the families of the missing at every stop, profiles missing people wherever possible during their concerts, radio and TV interviews, print news and on the side of their tour bus.

Clementine provides a high-energy performance and great music for all audiences.


The Reality Television Series
Clementine welcomes a film crew to document their travels for a reality series, entitled FINDing Gina. FINDing Gina is a story about a band on a mission to find one of their member's sister and in the meantime find other missing mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters and children. Clementine band born out of tragedy, rather than asking why this has happened, asked what can they do and asking is what became their mission.

During SWT 2007, several hundred missing were profiled by Clementine and over one-hundred other artists. In 2007, thirty-three missing people profiled by Clementine and supporting GINA Artists were found. Over three-hundred people profiled by GINA for Missing Persons FOUNDation and its supporters have been found since 2001. Not bad for a collection of independent artists. Imagine the good we could do if artists from major labels agreed to profile just one local missing person at each of their events!