SAHARA BECK - TAPPING ON THE ROOF (BalconyTV)
- 5 years ago
SAHARA BECK performs the song "TAPPING ON THE ROOF" for BalconyTV.
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PRESENTED BY MARY EGGLESTON
MICROPHONES BY RODE
http://rode.com
The great temptation for young artists has always been to try and be something they are not. To put on a costume so to speak, and play make believe. It’s a pitfall that, thankfully, SAHARA BECK spotted years back, and she ain’t going there.
There are no big name producers and over the top stylists here, Sahara is an independent artist in the truest sense of the word – an artist finding her own sound and in the process emerging as not just another remarkable voice.
It’s always been that way for her though. Raised in the laid back surrounds of the Sunshine Coast Sahara has always had a decidedly single minded focus. At 14 she wrote and recorded her debut album before moving to Brisbane on her own to finish school and immerse herself in the city’s collaborative music community.
New songs came in a rush, releasing 2013’s You Could Be Happy EP, followed by last year’s BLOOM – both releases capturing her growing confidence and sense of self as both an artist and young woman.
She has heart this girl and a bit of torture driving it. Music for the folk tent, the warm production and top-shelf performance make Beck a premium artist finding new ways to separate herself. Sydney Morning Herald
With support from radio across the country, the response to those releases made ears prick up around the Australia and overseas. But while her songwriting has grown immeasurably, it’s been on stage that Sahara has truly taken some gigantic leaps
http://www.saharabeck.com.au
CREDITS / SPONSORS
SPONSOR//CALOUNDRA CBD PROJECT //www.facebook.com/caloundraCBDproject
SPONSOR//SEAM FM//www.919seafm.com.au
SPONSOR//SUNSHINE COAST CREATIVE ALLIANCE //www.facebook.com/SCCAlliance/?fref=ts
SPONSOR// PAISLEY PARK PROJECT//www.facebook.com/PaisleyParkProject
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PRESENTED BY MARY EGGLESTON
MICROPHONES BY RODE
http://rode.com
The great temptation for young artists has always been to try and be something they are not. To put on a costume so to speak, and play make believe. It’s a pitfall that, thankfully, SAHARA BECK spotted years back, and she ain’t going there.
There are no big name producers and over the top stylists here, Sahara is an independent artist in the truest sense of the word – an artist finding her own sound and in the process emerging as not just another remarkable voice.
It’s always been that way for her though. Raised in the laid back surrounds of the Sunshine Coast Sahara has always had a decidedly single minded focus. At 14 she wrote and recorded her debut album before moving to Brisbane on her own to finish school and immerse herself in the city’s collaborative music community.
New songs came in a rush, releasing 2013’s You Could Be Happy EP, followed by last year’s BLOOM – both releases capturing her growing confidence and sense of self as both an artist and young woman.
She has heart this girl and a bit of torture driving it. Music for the folk tent, the warm production and top-shelf performance make Beck a premium artist finding new ways to separate herself. Sydney Morning Herald
With support from radio across the country, the response to those releases made ears prick up around the Australia and overseas. But while her songwriting has grown immeasurably, it’s been on stage that Sahara has truly taken some gigantic leaps
http://www.saharabeck.com.au
CREDITS / SPONSORS
SPONSOR//CALOUNDRA CBD PROJECT //www.facebook.com/caloundraCBDproject
SPONSOR//SEAM FM//www.919seafm.com.au
SPONSOR//SUNSHINE COAST CREATIVE ALLIANCE //www.facebook.com/SCCAlliance/?fref=ts
SPONSOR// PAISLEY PARK PROJECT//www.facebook.com/PaisleyParkProject
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