Clarence Greenwood — known in the music world as Citizen Cope — can’t stop selling out venues.

His latest masterwork — “The Rainwater LP” — has again cemented his place as what one critic called Washington, D.C.’s “most soulful export since Marvin Gaye.” For Cope, the work is just another expression of his work done the way he insists it should be recorded.

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