The View From Here #28: Carla Geneve
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- čas přidán 23. 09. 2018
- The final View From Here in the 2018 series sees one of Perth's brightest stars, Carla Geneve play at one of the states most iconic and important buildings, the State Library of Western Australia.
There is something eerie and mysterious about a library once it has closed, the quietness takes on another level and who better to punctuate that then Carla Geneve, with her witty and wonderful take on the world.
Carla Geneve is a story teller, her lyrics tell us about the world around her and the perfectly sum up the West Australian experience in so many ways. Carla along with her band run through three songs on the third floor of the library with the Perth city skyline in the background.
SET LIST:
2001: A Space Oddessy
Plastic Garden
Listening
CREDITS
Filming by Lewis Potts & Cam Campbell
Editing by Cam Campbell
Animation by Sam Price & Cam Campbell
Produced by Chris Wheeldon
Audio mixed by Will Backler
Engineered by Mike Jelinek
Filmed on location with thanks to The State Library of Western Australia.
The View From Here is supported by the Community Broadcasting Foundation. - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Carla is so amazing man. Her voice ffs
Fantastic, the drummer and bass player are excellent, really serving the songs
It’s literally two chords but listening is easily one of the most powerful songs I’ve ever heard. So fucking concise, dynamic and emotive!
Well done Carla and crew. Brilliant
Love Carla I think she's great.
Carla plays a mean guitar
90 likes? Really? Unbelievable. Carla Geneve should be a household name. I predict she will be. She knows how to write great songs and the voice is a killer. I agree with the comment below as well. Drummer and bass player are amazing. Such great colour and contrast in her songs. So damned glad I have discovered her music. What a talent.
just gave the 100th like, thought you'd like to know
@@MariaaaGotThis Thank you ...I just think she deserves so much more accolades when you contrast her with others of very little talent but lots of marketing etc. Triple J here in Australia have picked up a recent release which is good.
Gerard Sims right on
Right on with all that.