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Australian Alt Pop Songstress
SAHARA BECK
drops sparkling new visual
feat. cameo’s by
celebrated Brisbane Artists
For anthemic new single
‘CRAVE ME’
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The video, directed and produced once again by creative collective Method To My Madness, captures Beck on a Girls Night Out for some Karaoke fun and frivolity. Set in the lush and dramatic red tones of The Outpost Bar, (located inside The Fortitude Music Hall, Meanjin), Sahara is called to the stage cheered on by her BFF’s Patience Hodgson, Emily Wurramara, Squidgenini and Hannah Biddell. We watch Sahara perform ‘Crave Me’ while she dances alongside two gorgeous drag queens (Briefs Factory Internationals’ Fez Fa’anana and Mark ‘Captain Kidd’ Winmill) beneath the glow of glittery disco balls and cascades of bubbles.
Visually intoxicating, its not your typical ’lyric’ style karoake video! Sahara and the MTMM team have managed to create a dynamic visual that’s both playful and dramatic like the song, but also acts as a karaoke clip itself.
“When we made this video we were in the early days of navigating covid lockdowns in 2020 and I just really wanted people to watch it and feel like they weren’t stuck at home and be able to sing along and have fun with it” says Sahara “My housemate suggested we do a karaoke video, and the idea was born”.
LISTEN TO ‘CRAVE ME’
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Produced by ARIA Award nominee Tony Buchen (her Queen of Hearts collaborator) ‘Crave Me’ is a slow-burning firecracker, with Sahara’s soulful powerful voice soaring for the skies. It starts like a lullaby, gliding over dreamy, delicate strings, before igniting into a rousing, defiant declaration of love where she lays everything on the line.
“We created a lullaby of desperation. This song means different things to me. On one hand I’m singing it about everyone I’ve ever given my everything to… On the other hand I sing it to the music industry, my biggest desire. The only thing I’ve ever been sure of is that I love music. I love how it makes me feel and I love that what I create can make others feel something, whether it be sadness, hope or love” says Sahara.
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Tour Dates
Thu 29 July – Sol Bar, Sunshine Coast (Supporting Tia Gostelow)
Fri 30 July – Miami Marketta, Gold Coast (Supporting Tia Gostelow)
Sat 31 July – The Triffid, Newstead ( Supporting Tia Gostelow)
TICKETS
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SAHARA BECK ‘CRAVE ME’ IS OUT NOW VIA BELIEVE
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About SAHARA
One of Queensland’s most powerful voices, Sahara Beck released her 3rd EP, Queen Of Hearts at the end of 2019. Crafted by ARIA nominated producer Tony Buchen (Mansionair, Courtney Barnett, Montaigne), it’s fearless, flamboyant and brimming with seductive art pop, with Sahara’s voice shining front and centre.
As a Songwriter Sahara has had multiple placings in the International Songwriting Competition as well as the Nashville based Unsigned Find Comp and in 2019 she placed 3rd in the Illustrious Vanda & Young Songwriting Competition. Sahara has won numerous Qld Music Awards as well as the Carol Lloyd Award – affording Sahara the opportunity to record an album with Konstantin Kersting (Mallrat, Tones and I,The Jungle Giants).
A natural entertainer, she’s graced the stages of Woodford Folk Festival, Adelaide Fringe, Blues Festival, The Falls Festival, Bigsound and scored highly sought-after tours supporting Bishop Briggs, The Rubens, Kim Churchill, Ball Park Music, The Cat Empire and Ocean Alley
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Follow SAHARA BECK
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Spotify – Apple – Website – Soundcloud
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