LITTLE GREEN CARS - THE CONSEQUENCES OF NOT SLEEPING (BalconyTV) video free download

LITTLE GREEN CARS performs the song "THE CONSEQUENCES OF NOT SLEEPING" for BalconyTV.

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PRESENTED BY JUSTINE MOYLE

Little Green Cars have released 'Harper Lee', a brand new single in the lead up to the release of their debut album, 'Absolute Zero'. Filled with lush melodies and their signature harmonies, 'Harper Lee' is the natural song to follow on from lead single, 'The John Wayne'. This song is taken from the album 'Absolute Zero' which was produced by Markus Dravs, the man behind Mumford and Sons' 'Sigh No More' & 'Babel', Arcade Fire's 'Neon Bible' & 'The Suburbs' and Coldplay's 'Mylo Xyloto'. 'Absolute Zero's' 48 minutes, crafted in unabashed earnestness, acts as a soul-bearing report, as guileless as the young five-piece themselves, on the act of simply growing up; a process that requires, at once, so little and so much effort it could explode you from the inside at any moment. Little Green Cars are hotly tipped by UK media as one of the artists to watch in 2013.

Little Green Cars, a group of five 20-year-old friends, have received high praise from media since their arrival on the scene, with The Daily Star calling their single, 'The John Wayne' "a perfect debut" before awarding it 10 out of 10. They've been featured in The Independent, Sunday Times, Music Week, The Sun, Evening Standard and more in their respective "artists to watch" features. They were also included in BBC's Sound of 2013 longlist.

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CREDITS / SPONSORS

Intermusic Bondi Junction ‪http://www.intermusic.com.au

Ravesis Bondi Beach ‪http://www.ravesis.com.au

Madison Entertainment ‪http://www.madent.com.au

Global Media www.globalmedia.com.au

Executive Producer & Presenter: Justine Moyle

Camera: Joe Andrade

Mixed and Recorded by: Carl Nagy

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